The phrase "a wide and complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a broad scope and intricate details or elements.
Example: "The study covers a wide and complex range of issues related to climate change."
Alternatives: "a broad and intricate" or "a vast and complicated".
The Terek empties into the Caspian Sea by a wide and complex delta.
More than a thousand years after its origins during the Late Preclassic period, triadic arrangements have persisted in the Maya Lowlands architectural tradition, consolidating a wide and complex urban space composed of E-Group assemblages as well as ballgame patios.
New dynamics and approaches have to be developed to embrace such a wide and complex topic, and better knowledge and assessment of incineration are strategically significant to define future environmental scenarios.
HP is a wide and complex domain: systems in this domain are large (in terms of size and scope) integrated (each subsystem cannot be considered as an isolated system) and different in purpose.
So we are alerted from the start that Sharma is effecting a translation, of sorts – from a wide and complex psychology into simple, accessible description – turning his novel about loneliness and despair into one that may even nearly make us laugh.
Such groups already have a wide and complex range of hereditary physical characteristics; indeed, human hereditary variability is a product of human sexual reproduction, whereby every individual receives half of his or her genetic endowment from each parent and no two individuals (except for identical twins) inherit the same combination of genetic features.
The main difficulties arise for independently located and low-density input data over a wide and orographically complex area.
This study presents an innovative procedure to monitor the precipitable water vapor (PWV) content of a wide and orographically complex area with low-density networks.
The G4M procedure allows one to produce 2D PWV maps and analyze the PWV spatial and temporal evolution for a wide and orographically complex area using data measured from existing infrastructure.
Aside from investigations of the local brain activation, the role of the amygdala in SAD may be better understood if the amygdala is considered as a part of a more wide and complex dysfunctional network.
