The phrase "a few complicated" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks a noun to modify.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a few complicated things, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "There are a few complicated issues we need to address in the meeting."
Alternatives: "a few complex" or "a few intricate".
"We used to make a pie called sour cream apple walnut that had a few complicated steps to it," said Judy Stern, Daniel's mother.
"We are going to have a few complicated months, the consequences will be serious," said Ricardo Colombi, the governor of the Corrientes region, after flying over the worst affected areas with national Cabinet Chief Marcos Pena.
"We are going to have a few complicated months, the consequences will be serious," said Ricardo Colombi, the governor of the Corrientes region, after flying over the worst-affected areas with the national cabinet chief, Marcos Peña.
What the drivers say... Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel: "It is not an easy track, because of a few complicated rhythm-breakers that are in there.
Although this simple greedy algorithm might fail to deal with a few complicated situations, it identified most of the pseudo-copies efficiently.
Here he plays a man with terrible writer's block; she plays a Holocaust survivor (and his second cousin) who has a few complicating secrets about the family's past.
Strand [ 26] argued that although evidence from the CLASS and TARGET studies does not show a significant benefit, the MEDAL study identified significantly fewer complicated ulcer events with etoricoxib and aspirin than with diclofenac and aspirin.
Further, Boumendil and colleagues found that those very old patients admitted were in reasonably good health, had fewer fatal underlying diseases, and had fewer complicated surgical interventions.
This was, it seemed, a cinch, a few minutes of complicated labor in exchange for untold hours of relaxation.
Quite a few had more complicated bud-shaped domes, whose form derived from Baroque models of the late seventeenth century.
Yes, the plot is as far-fetched as the best of them, not least when fate sees all four of these central characters, plus a few more to complicate matters yet further, fetch up in the same nook of Liverpool at the same time.
