The phrase "a more complex view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a perspective or understanding that involves multiple layers or intricacies, often in contrast to a simpler viewpoint.
Example: "In order to fully grasp the issue, we need to adopt a more complex view that considers various factors at play."
Alternatives: "a deeper perspective" or "a nuanced understanding".
In the new millennium, programme concepts and details of performance presented a more complex view.
Other economists from the Clinton administration have a more complex view of the 1990's.
But one filmmaker I talked to had a more complex view.
But theirs may not be the only spring-summer film to flirt with a more complex view of business villainy.
Current studies take a more complex view of how, and why, people find it so hard to slim down.
Alderson had a more complex view on the exact meaning of competitiveness, saying it was a trait that varied day to day.
Since the entry of modern electronic-structure calculations, in particular density functional methods, the understanding of the molecular mechanism of cobalamins has changed dramatically, going from a dominating view of trans-steric strain effects to a much more complex view involving an arsenal of catalytic strategies.
" 'High Fidelity' kind of was, but it was a darker, more complex view of the male psyche.
Another designer, Bernhard Willhelm, who, like Mr. van Noten, lives in Belgium, also seemed to be using arcane styles, like smocking on muslin or crewelwork on linen dirndl skirts, to convey a private, more complex view of female charm.
There are two intelligence analyses that are relevant to the balance of power between the U.S. and Iran — one is the latest U.S. assessment of Iran, which certainly gave a much more complex view of what is happening there.
But Mr. Sagmeister's extensive reading — primarily in the field of positive psychology, a movement focused on well-being, pioneered by Martin Seligman at the University of Pennsylvania and explored by fellow psychologists like Jonathan Haidt — led him to a slightly more complex view.
