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The phrase "a very complicated relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a relationship that has many complexities, challenges, or difficulties, often in a personal or emotional context.
Example: "Their friendship has always been a very complicated relationship, filled with misunderstandings and unresolved issues."
Alternatives: "a highly complex relationship" or "an intricate relationship".
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They have a very complicated relationship.
We had a very complicated relationship.
"We are going to have a very complicated relationship with these people".
"Afghanistan," one character notes, "has a very complicated relationship with time".
"India has a very complicated relationship with China, and Brazil is very ambitious.
The Dresden Dolls like to tell interviewers they fell in "rock love", which is a cute way of simplifying a very complicated relationship.
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And it will not be a metaphysical one: the very complicated relationship with China is much less a clash of worldviews than of interests.
Chase had previously described his "very complicated relationship" with Gandolfini in an interview with The Guardian.
But what ultimately drew me to photography was its direct, very complicated, relationship with the physical world.
I said that my getting tea dumped on my back by accident and the no doubt very complicated relationship you had with your wife really don't — " "It was certainly too complicated for me," Keller said quietly.
At some point it occurred to me that in the pantheon of folk-music superheroes I'd grown up listening to some specifically as children's entertainers nearly every one of them had some very complicated relationship to the history of the American left.
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