The phrase "a detailed and complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has many intricate parts or requires thorough understanding, often in contexts like reports, analyses, or explanations.
Example: "The report provided a detailed and complex analysis of the economic factors influencing the market."
Alternatives: "a thorough and intricate" or "an elaborate and multifaceted".
Thanks to the photographer's quickness, boldness and talent for capturing the moment, the images speak volumes and provide a detailed and complex complement to the uneven text.
Based on extensive interviews with workers and employers, Margaret M. Chin offers a detailed and complex portrait of the work lives of Chinese and Latino garment workers.
With this perspective, Deleuze and Guattari offer a detailed and complex "open system" which is extraordinarily rich and complex.
It's a detailed and complex process.
Both brand and generic drugs are required by law to be produced under federal Good Manufacturing Practice GMPP) regulations, a detailed and complex set of working standards established through federal regulation to ensure products meet specific requirements for identity, quality, potency and purity.
Although it is still possible to detect ecosystem disruption using traditional environmentally based bioindicators of ecosystem health, this generally requires a detailed and complex investigation in terms of the cost and feasibility of obtaining and analyzing valid and consistent data (Patil et al. 2001; Rapport et al. 1995).
The IRAP revealed a more detailed and complex picture of gender-STEM bias.
The architect that is chosen will then embark upon a yearlong, detailed and complex process to design the building we will ultimately occupy".
Biodynamic farming is a highly detailed and complex system of agriculture, and Castiglioni and his viticultural team have also planted cover crops among the vines, which ensures a healthy environment of species, from bees to various types of insects that preserves a certain balance of nature.
The sentences in CVs can be written in a more detailed and complex manner.
(Only bacterial cells lack nuclei; those of plants, fungi, and all other organisms contain one or more nuclei.) A living nucleated cell, a marvel of detailed and complex architecture, appears frenetic with activity when seen through a microscope.
