The phrase "a suite of complex" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct as part of a larger expression.
You can use it when referring to a collection of complex items, systems, or features, typically in a technical or business context.
Example: "The software offers a suite of complex tools designed to enhance productivity and streamline workflows."
Alternatives: "a set of intricate" or "a collection of sophisticated".
But Ms. Speed's chef d'oeuvre is "Ad Referendum," a suite of complex etchings, each with a different ground, that appear to be of a homey prelate resembling Pope John Paul II.
Yield components are generally considered as a suite of complex traits controlled by multiple genes each with small effects.
Our study demonstrates a suite of complex behavioural mechanisms that juvenile cod may exhibit to reduce predation risk as they navigate a landscape of fragmented habitat patches.
These types of financial instruments are commonly used in financial markets, with underlying assets ranging from commodities such as wheat and oil, to a suite of complex financial products.
Yet, the smallest number of genes that enable given functionalities do vary depending on the ultimate agenda, as both natural and engineered small-size genomes afford genetic simplicity by engaging in a suite of complex interactions with the surrounding medium.
Indeed, a suite of complex emergent behaviors reproduced by the model (e.g., bleaching is exacerbated by nutrients and attenuated by feeding) suggests it captures many important attributes of the system; meanwhile, its modular framework and open source R code are designed to facilitate further problem-specific development.
Live percussion music accompanies the new "Percussion Pieces," a suite of rhythmically complex dances, including one with movement drawn from Indonesian sources.
The difficulties inherent in applying the h-index, or even a suite of more complex impact measurements, especially to junior job candidates, make it unlikely that such quantitative measures will supplant well-established subjective criteria any time soon.
17 From an aetiological perspective, we acknowledge that variables such as ethnicity or population density are likely to be markers for a suite of more complex, interactive social, genetic and environmental determinants of psychosis.
We also provide a suite of more complex analysis techniques, such as aggregate functionality scores, phenotype-specific gene prioritization, and statistical methods for disease-gene finding in case/control studies without any need for data reformatting or computational expertise.
This examination of a large number of associated, often complete and undistorted elements gives us a glimpse of a hominin species that appears to be mosaic in its anatomy and that presents a suite of functional complexes that are different from both those predicted for other australopiths and those of early Homo.
