The phrase "ability to conduct complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in managing intricate tasks or processes.
Example: "Her ability to conduct complex analyses has greatly contributed to the success of our research project."
Alternatives: "capability to perform intricate" or "skill in executing complicated".
Its special forces (numbering about 10,000) are credited by senior NATO officials with a high level of competence and an ability to conduct complex operations.Yet it also matters a lot what kind of "enduring force" America and its allies leave behind after 2014.
While North Korea was informing his citizens of Kim's glorious entrance onto the international stage, Trump was lashing out at those who questioned his ability to conduct complex foreign policy negotiations.
Theo Farrell, an Afghanistan expert at City University, London, told VICE News that the "spectacular success" of the attack was "a timely warning of the Taliban's ability to conduct complex assaults, and it is likely to provide a boost to Taliban morale".
Its ability to conduct such complex reactions at relatively high turnover numbers without the release of intermediates makes it a particularly interesting model for multielectron multiproton reactions.
There are many reasons for this steady erosion of our ability to conduct civil discourse on complex issues, of course, including the unhealthy appetite of the media for headline-grabbing sound bites that will attract readers and viewers.
Kir6.2AFA associates with SUR2A and other KATP channel-forming proteins to form a KATP channel protein complex but has vastly decreased ability to conduct K+ current [12].
We have developed an effective two-dimensional fractionation protocol of complex proteome mixtures that extends the ability to conduct more comprehensive proteome measurements.
The low frequency of pancreatitis limited our ability to conduct further detailed analyses but emphasizes the need to continue to investigate these complex associations in larger pooled studies.
