The phrase "a more complex calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing mathematical problems or scenarios that require intricate or detailed computations.
Example: "To solve this problem accurately, we need to perform a more complex calculation than initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a more intricate computation" or "a more detailed calculation".
But Kim's experience with males, like that of the other women in the class, pointed toward a more complex calculation.
A basic valuation of a forest might only include its monetary worth as timber, but a more complex calculation of ecosystem services would take into account a wider range of values derived from the forest.
The Shoulder Rating Questionnaire is more detailed, has a more complex calculation of the sum score, and for certain items it misses answers quite often.
A more complex calculation is performed by Na et al. [ 63] who uses Amazon cloud with up to 100 worker instances for a speedup of 10-14x.
In sum, the involvement of the left angular gyrus in these tasks might reflect that participants split a more complex calculation into problems requiring retrieval of the simple arithmetic facts.
Provided that all side reactions were known, a full C1 mass balance would require a more complex calculation, which more or less would have to be based on the fraction of the total converted amount of CH4, which was not deposited in the form of solid carbon.
After reviewing historical home office deduction information, the IRS came up with the $1,500 figure, believing it would offer small businesses a practical alternative to the current, more complex calculation, a spokesman said.
Attribute values may undergo a simple substitution or more complex calculation using content MathML 2.0 [ 7].
One problem with NMR quantum computing is that since qubits are represented by different atoms in a single molecule, more complex calculations require more complex molecules.
The authors also found a disparity between the different exam boards, with some requiring a greater proportion of maths and more complex calculations than others.
In spite of its simplicity, the method furnishes reasonably good predictions, in comparison with a more complex reference calculation method and can be proposed as a simplified tool for design purposes.
