The phrase "account of the complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or describing the details or factors that contribute to a complex situation or issue.
Example: "The report provides a thorough account of the complexity involved in the project, highlighting various challenges faced by the team."
Alternatives: "description of the complexity" or "explanation of the complexity".
(It says on account of the complexity of redesigning infrastructure that's been operating for ~20 years — estimating the cost of the project to be $12M).
For his part, any viable account of the complexity of phenomena must involve two or more facets in order to register their complexity, variety, and changes.
Developmental toxicity is one of the most difficult endpoints to assess, on account of the complexity, length and costs of experiments.
Further studies analysing the effects of RH on parchment artefacts need to take account of the complexity of the interface between collagen and gelatine.
A detailed account of the complexity requirements of the proposed algorithm of "Adaptive fusion," "'Constant fusion," "Radar1," and "Radar2" is performed and illustrated in Table 3.
On account of the complexity involved, uncertainties due to lacking knowledge, and limited availability of data on "new" end points (such as Alzheimer's disease, specific immunotoxic mechanisms or ageing), it is not yet possible to establish hypotheses with sufficient reliability and validate them comprehensively.
In this account of the complexities of educational testing written for nonspecialists, Koretz discusses what such tests can and cannot reveal and how test scores can be misunderstood and misused.
A blanket approach would not take account of the complexities of modern society or the specific circumstances of certain aspects of modern life - what may be required in a police station or court room would be wholly different to that required in a school.
"My concern is that the people who talk about these things … don't really take account of the complexities of behavioral development.
To arrive at this next stage will require the use of different lenses and research methodologies to take account of the complexities and activities of each AH service.
Referral criteria and care pathways for this patient population need to take account of the complexities of prognostication and incidence of sudden death.
