The phrase "a more complex formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has multiple components or layers, indicating that it is not simple or straightforward.
Example: "The research revealed a more complex formation of the protein than previously understood."
Alternatives: "a more intricate structure" or "a more elaborate arrangement."
The minimum absorbance of β-CD (70 g/L) was related to the maximum extent of complex formation between β-CD and phenolphthalein molecules but beyond 80g/LL up to 100 g/L, the cavities were not available for more complex formation with the phenolphthalein molecules, further related to the increased absorbance of the solution.
The presence of more complex formation or stability could also explain the higher Aβ production seen in these aged neurons.
The onset of tubule-like structure formation could be visualized as early as 1 h after plating, with more complex formation and extensive branching over the next hours.
Because the western majors are shut out of the cheapest and largest oil fields chiefly in the Persian Gulf they must now look for oil in more complex formations, such as "ultra-deep" water, and in risky non-OPEC regions such as west Africa.
Microtubules are polar cytoskeletal filaments that either takes part in the formation of mitotic spindle and interphase networks or more complex formations like ciliary axoneme, centrioles and basal bodies [ 5- 7].
However, the formation of Si-ncs in SRSN films has been found to occur in a more complex fashion, with formation of both amorphous and crystalline clusters being reported and a strong dependence on both deposition and processing conditions [10, 15 17].
On the other hand, images taken by the time-lapse camera revealed that craters had a more complex history of formation and extinction.
SPR experiments also suggest that Cyr61 VTNC complex formation displays a more complex binding mechanism and involves one binding site with a two-step reaction where an encounter complex, (Cyr61 VTNC *, is observed before reaching the final complex state.
The entrapment of volatile species in the cigarette rod during smouldering burn and their transfer to the mainstream smoke, as demonstrated here, reveal a clear connection between the two processes and calls for a more complex view of the smoke formation process.
