The phrase "a history of complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development or evolution of complex systems, ideas, or phenomena over time.
Example: "The book provides a comprehensive analysis of a history of complexity in human societies, exploring how intricate social structures have emerged."
Alternatives: "a narrative of complexity" or "an account of complexity".
Analysis of the NSV program in PNG reveals a history of complexities around funding, resourcing, service delivery, management and sustainability of the national program.
"This history of complexity and populism, from black and white to grey, has a long history on the left and we are, I would suggest to you, in one of those black and white moments," he said.
But friendships between the sexes, whether they include a history of romance or not, are laden with complexities, as some of what has taken place through Greatboyfriends.com has made all too clear.
A comprehensive systematic review found that individuals with a rich history of education, occupational complexity and cognitive lifestyle activities are at almost one-half the risk for developing dementia than those with less complex experiences [1].
With our nation's recent history of economic complexity, it has become more and more common to see changes to the tax profile and structure of many taxpayers' lives and tax returns.
Patterns of ontogenetic intestinal configuration are described and then combined with ancestral character state reconstruction to examine the evolutionary history of intestinal complexity within terapontids, including the number of gains/losses of particular intestinal patterns within the family.
Their work shows that neuronal morphology and non-linear receptor dynamics, which were not taken into account here, are important features in determining the spatiotemporal selectivity of neurons and are surely expected to add a layer of complexity to the history-dependent discriminability properties we described.
When taking what is known about the negative rate of natural population growth of slaves on Jamaica, these results add an additional layer of complexity to demographic history of Jamaica.
We constructed SFNs for organisms with different evolutionary history and levels of complexity, and performed detailed statistical parameterization of the networks.
She explains, "I think as long as we stay conscious of the history and complexity of these practices, which requires a lot of research and dedication to understand and really painful histories to read, then there is something really rich here.
