The phrase "a whole complex of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of related elements or factors that are interconnected or interdependent.
Example: "The issue at hand involves a whole complex of social, economic, and environmental factors that must be addressed."
Alternatives: "a complete set of" or "an entire array of".
Thomas was close to his half brothers and sisters, and managed gracefully a whole complex of loyalties.
Forty years ago, the phrase "word processing" meant a whole complex of office management and info-wrangling, from photocopying and dictation to organisational protocols and hierarchies.
In place of the crude attempt to control the economy through the structure of interest rates, there was a whole complex of economic regulators.
"They're not considered to be properly migratory in that they don't have a directional seasonal movement," she said, "but what they're doing is tracking resource availability in a whole complex of wetlands".
For a whole complex of reasons to do with the natural scratchiness of neighbours, fascism, communism and bad experiences in Parisian cafés, most people are hostile not just to the idea of "ever closer union" that is embedded in the European Union's founding Treaty of Rome, but also to its most tangible expression, membership of the European single currency.
But a sense of decency is also at play in the decision against showing such images — a whole complex of ideas about good taste and sensationalism, and the impulse neither to overstimulate nor inure viewers with the horror of graphic violence.
Existing online means inhabiting a series of cloaks, a whole complex ontology of lurking and attenuated presence.
"Stop-and-frisk, believe me, that is one aspect of what we do, we have a whole complex array of tactics and strategies that we use," Mr. Kelly said on Friday as he cited his year-old antigang initiative.
"Stop and frisk, believe me, that is one aspect of what we do, we have a whole complex array of tactics and strategies that we use," Kelly said.
Like the powerful and versatile tigers, humans depend on a whole complex web of life to sustain us.
The producers of The Riot Club know how powerful that picture is, how it sums up in grainy monochrome a whole complex mish-mash of class, politics and privilege.
