The phrase "adding complexity in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction of additional elements or factors that make a situation, process, or concept more complicated.
Example: "The new regulations are adding complexity in the implementation of the project, making it harder to meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "introducing complexity into the" or "increasing complexity within the".
The shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, who used to be health secretary when Labour was in government, told the BBC: "I personally always had doubts that a private sector solution would work, more than that I didn't want one," adding "the market in my view adds cost and adds complexity in the delivery of care, these solutions in the end don't deliver".
This added complexity in the manipulation served the purpose of further testing the validity of the md-IAT.
The role of PKA in filamenation has an added complexity in that Tpk2 stimulates FLO11 expression by activating the Flo8 transcriptional activator but Tpk1 inhibits FLO11 expression by inhibiting Yak1 kinase, which allows Sok2 to inhibit, and prevents Phd1 from activating, FLO11 transcription.
According to manufacturing considerations, adding complexity in design may not be favorable for practical purposes.
That programmes rarely fit within prevailing conceptualisations of 'integrated' or 'vertical' and that formal delegated authority may vary across settings adds complexity in that measurement tools may have to be quite context-specific to capture nuances.
Each step has its own parameters that add complexity in addition to the challenges of stochasticity.
The presence of a distinct intrarenal RAS adds complexity in interpreting its role in the progression of CKD.
Building up the elaborate capitulum of Gerbera calls for modifications and added complexity in MADS domain protein behavior compared to the more simple flowers of, e.g., Arabidopsis.
"There is added complexity in bringing two very large, successful organisations together," he said.
When bubbles froth, greedy folk use innovations inappropriately to take on exposures that they should not, to manufacture risk rather than transfer it, to add complexity in order to plump up margins rather than solve problems.
