The phrase "a layer of complex" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a layer that is intricate or multifaceted, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The artist created a layer of complex textures in her painting, adding depth and interest."
Alternatives: "a layer of intricacy" or "a layer of sophistication".
With the POE+EUD physical mixtures, the exposure to solvent vapors promotes the formation of a layer of POE EUD complex at the interfaces of the POE and EUD particles in matrix, which inhibits release at pHs lower than that designed for delivery.
The music thus can form a different layer of complex emotion, an undertow of unspoken thoughts.
What's more, when García-Ruiz and his colleagues immersed the synthesized filaments in a brew of formaldehyde and phenol, then heated the mix, a brown layer of complex organic matter coated the filaments--just as on the Warrawoona fossils.
The material coating the surface of the dark side, which has a reddish hue, appears to be an opaque layer of complex organic molecules mixed with iron-bearing minerals that have been altered by water.
Figure 2 schematically illustrates that an effective medium layer of complex refractive index is created to represent the refraction and transmission behavior of the NW arrays.
Furthermore, the average clearly showed the A-B-A layered arrangement of complexes that is a hallmark of hexagonal close packing.
Knowledge management staff act as a layer of "intelligent filters" sensitive to complex, local information needs; their distribution decisions address multiple situational relevance factors in a situation fraught with information overload and restrictive time-pressures.
They had wanted to coat a copper surface with a layer of propeller-shaped molecules--complex organic molecules each just 2 nanometers across.
For Brazilian Girls superficial pleasures are only one layer of complex possibilities.
