The phrase "achieving the complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the accomplishment of intricate tasks or goals, particularly in fields like project management, art, or science.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving the complex challenges presented by the new project."
Alternatives: "mastering the intricate" or "realizing the complicated".
We shouldn't underestimate the communal will required to achieve the complex but vital task at hand.
Recent studies have highlighted an additional important role for eCB signalling in neuronal migration, which is crucial to achieve the complex architecture and efficient wiring of the CNS.
In Refs. [28, 29], Wu and Fu introduced the concept of complex projective synchronization based on Lyapunov stability theory, several typical chaotic complex dynamical systems are considered and the corresponding controllers are designed to achieve the complex projective synchronization.
Nature inspired routing protocols have been becoming the focus of research because they achieve the complex task of routing through simple agents which traverse the network and collect the routing information in an asynchronous fashion.
In fact we believe a powerful interface is the only way to be able to achieve the complex tasks that go with initializing, running and collecting data from simulations in complex 3D geometries.
A more relational approach may induce GPs to perceive their obligations as working together to achieve the complex goals for which GP networks were introduced and to invest in the relation per se.
Although there may be multiple objectives that the policy maker might wish to achieve, the more complex the formula or the more complex the reward structure, then the effectiveness of the reward or incentive may be undermined and hospitals and areas may not understand what is the intent of the rewards system and not pursue the desired targets.
The performance of ASModel demonstrates that the clustering of HsaPIPs network does benefit from the information in the HsaHPRD network to achieve the better complex prediction performance.
The city's first bid committee suggested that achieving the political will, addressing the complex land ownership issues and attracting the necessary investment would be a cinch with a successful Olympic bid.
