The phrase "a group of complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or assembly of elements that are intricate or complicated in nature.
Example: "The project involved a group of complexity that required careful planning and execution to ensure success."
Alternatives: "a collection of intricacies" or "a cluster of complications".
The use of only four variables for the risk assessment of such a group of patients, in which complexity is high, could give the impression that other variables that could also be important have been overlooked.
Zilli is giving a presentation to a group of teenage girls about the complexities of armor.
Lempel-Ziv complexity and grammar complexity are in the same taxonomic group of complexity measures (randomness finding, nonprobabilistic, model based).
Currently, there is only one trial with a group of patients of a roughly comparable complexity [ 111- 114].
As well as The Pass, he excelled in HBO's Looking, about a group of men in San Francisco discovering the complexities of contemporary gay relationships; he plays a gay man in Quantico; next year he stars in Angels in America, and recently he appeared on Broadway as Rodolpho in Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge.
The project was started by a group of Joyce fans who, mindful of the complexity of his work, are experimenting with ways to make it accessible to more readers.
Structural equation modelling comprises a group of estimation algorithms that account for the complexity of coverage decisions.
Despite the complexity of needs, the group supports 32 young people thanks to a group of dedicated volunteers lead by project coordinator Simon Allison.
The distribution of persons in each granule is determined by an initial analysis, resulting in a grouping of data with the same complexity.
SL are built of a sphingoid backbone, fatty acid residues (bound via an amide bond) of varying length, and polar head groups with a wide range of complexity [3].
