The phrase "a more complex possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or scenarios that involve greater intricacy or difficulty.
Example: "While we could choose the simpler solution, there is a more complex possibility that may yield better results in the long run."
Alternatives: "a more intricate option" or "a more complicated scenario".
But the highly specialized practice of shaping by lathe has offered more complex possibilities over the last century, and so artists have rediscovered the medium of wood and the wonderful objects that can be made from it by turning, carving, incising, painting and even power-carving with a chain saw.
But as memories resurface in Eric — his childhood training sessions with a discredited behavioral shrink, his mother's freezing spells at the sink, the haunting cries of prisoners in cages — the borders of Eric's reality shift, and the reader's sense of reality shifts with them, into wider, more complex possibilities.
Procreation, he argues, will become manufacture; the consequences of the so-called regenerative medicine are ignored at the peril of our humanity, be they such obvious folly as the cosmetic improvement of the breed or the far more complex possibilities inherent in cloning for therapeutic purposes.
Both of these more complex possibilities are consistent with some of our results, but not with the full set of results presented here.
More complex possibilities such as these are discussed in detail in Khurana et al. (manuscript in preparation).
More complex possibilities, such as sex-specific imprinting that influences the dynamics of epistatic loci [ 33], have not been investigated empirically.
Although a more complex gene reorganization explanation is possible, an interesting alternative possibility exists.
This opens the possibility of a more complex regulation of cytoskeletal architecture by BMPs.
Estimated prevalence is often used as an indicator of perceived risk [4] [5], however a total of three response scales were used in order to evaluate the possibility of a more complex change in the understanding of illnesses frequently reported in the media.
There is a possibility for a more complex in vivo reaction process between EGFR, cytotoxic agents and radiation-induced DNA damage.
Large N max tend to generate a more complex likelihood surface and thus the possibility for the estimator being stuck at a local minimum increases with N max.
