The phrase "a more complex analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or evaluation of a subject that involves multiple factors or layers.
Example: "To fully understand the implications of the study, we need to conduct a more complex analysis of the data."
Alternatives: "a deeper analysis" or "a more intricate examination".
Rob Johnson offers a more complex analysis of Mary's situation.
The shibboleths of many lefties – anti-Trident, rail nationalisation etc – have been resisted and rejected in favour of a more complex analysis of how to change our economy and the power structures within it.
For him, The Two Gentlemen of Verona is a defence of the theatre against the anti-theatrical polemicists, and Shakespeare 'never wrote a more complex analysis of the relationship between actor, audience and dramatic spectacle' than the disguised Julia's account of how she played 'Ariadne, passioning for Theseus's perjury and unjust flight'.
We need a more complex analysis of the deep roots of this problem – we cannot fool ourselves about the root causes of the tragedy of drugs in both the developed and developing world, they are to do with poverty and deprivation, young people without access to employment, with no access to education.
(For a more complex analysis of Proslogion II that has it yielding a valid argument, see Hinst 2014).
But Laura Mulvey's pioneering essay on the gaze Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema (1975) offers a more complex analysis of the roles in play.
The type and depth of the verification are dependent upon the type of test being verified and can range from a rather simple comparison to a much more complex analysis.
This will, however, be a much more complex analysis because of the dependence of codon usage on the species and remains as a future challenge.
In order to overcome this we conducted an additional more complex analysis, including interactions between the specific cardiovascular conditions and the cardiovascular medicine count.
That's a deeper and more complex analysis than fits in this essay.
We also provide a suite of more complex analysis techniques, such as aggregate functionality scores, phenotype-specific gene prioritization, and statistical methods for disease-gene finding in case/control studies without any need for data reformatting or computational expertise.
