The phrase "a level of complication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or extent of complexity in a situation, process, or concept.
Example: "The project presented a level of complication that we had not anticipated, requiring additional resources and time to complete."
Alternatives: "a degree of complexity" or "a measure of intricacy."
The thought of negotiating half hours or hours to a voracious time vacuum seems like a level of complication that our relationship just doesn't need.
As shown in Figure 4G, this is in good agreement with the experimental data for transcription from several genes including GADD45, though the experimental result seems to be gene dependent, a level of complication not included in the model currently.
While industrial symbiosis via the use of wastewater or industrial flue gas and various other synergies have the potential to offset algae's high cultivation and harvesting costs, with each additional interdependent synergistic technology comes a level of complication that may challenge the performance, reliability, resilience, and viability of the system.
A man called Stephen Rose who thought he was dead (his name added a further level of complication to proceedings because I kept thinking of Stuart Rose, erstwhile boss of Marks & Spencer).
Sufficient clinical information should be given to assign a level of risk of complications, which ideally should be stated by the authors.
The growing discontent adds a new level of complication to the American-led effort to demonstrate that the Iraqi government had made strides toward being able to operate a functioning country and keep the peace without thousands of American troops.
A further level of complication resulted from messages that were disseminated sporadically as part of the health sector's vector control campaigns.
Clients who reported for health care late had higher odds of being in a higher level of complication severity category compared to those who came early for management.
And this story had an extra level of complication since it was about events that happened elsewhere but involved our incoming C.E.O.
It's worth noting that the temperature averages in the 2013 Met Office annual forecast and the figures in the revised decadal forecast are comparisons with different long term averages (1961 to 1990 and 1971 to 2000, respectively) - which adds an extra level of complication to comparisons.
Therefore, speciation adds an additional level of complication for resolving such narrow divergences.
