The phrase "a reflection of the complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that represents or mirrors the intricacies or multifaceted nature of a subject or situation.
Example: "The study serves as a reflection of the complex relationship between culture and identity in modern society."
Alternatives: "a mirror of the intricate" or "an indication of the multifaceted".
Others are more a reflection of the complex mix of political, social, economic, technological, and military conditions that characterize today's world.
Although it was certainly racist, it was sometimes something other than that, a reflection of the complex of neuroses and pathologies that mark relations between Whites And Black in America -- a complicated web of love and hate, fear and guilt, attraction and repulsion, mockery and mimicry".
Such challenges are a reflection of the complex and multidimensional interactions between global economics and health in general [ 24- 30].
The parasites have a large number of kinases involved in cell-cycle control, and this may be a reflection of the complex life cycle of these organisms.
It may also be a reflection of the complex nature of psychiatric disorders, which have a sense of hopelessness as a core symptom.
This general lack of evidence on the feasible, acceptable and effective ways of integrating and scaling up of mental health care is a reflection of the complex nature of integration.
It's a reflection on the complex and subjective nature of law that this same issue of American Lawyer features readers' letters in response to Parloff's previous story and his reiteration (in self-defense against one letter) that the jury did the right thing in its microscopic evaluation of the evidence and adherence to standards of reasonable doubt.
We postulate that heterogeneity measured on CT could potentially be a reflection of the above complex vascular environment seen within malignant neoplasms.
These different forms of EBV latent infection are a reflection of the cellular environment and the complex interplay between host regulatory factors and viral promoters that drive EBV latent gene expression.
The fact that these genes were not among those most significantly differentially expressed genes in our study (Supplementary Figure 2A) is likely to be a reflection of the more variable and complex responses observed in vivo.
The late components N550 and P900 in NREM sleep are a reflection of the so called K-complex (KC), first described by Loomis et al. [13] as a prominent element of the human sleep EEG (for recent reviews, see e. g. [14], [15]).
