The phrase "adding more complexity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use this phrase when you want to indicate that something is becoming more complicated, for example: "The legal system is already difficult to navigate, and adding more complexity to it could make it nearly impossible for people to understand."
With Madsen's generous partnering as the ultimate troubled youth they forge a believably complex relationship, perhaps adding more complexity and probing to the show than the source material.
"When you start adding more complexity I think it detracts from the purity of Instagram.
For its users, it makes things easier rather than adding more complexity to an already difficult, challenging health system".
But Mr. Gates indicated his belief that both companies could profit from what he said would be "a new generation of digital technologies that create exciting experiences without adding more complexity to people's lives".
ERBIL, Iraq — Emboldened by his party's electoral success, the president of Iraq's semiautonomous Kurdistan region is intensifying his demands for greater sovereignty and control of oil, adding more complexity to an already tumultuous government formation period.
Although the addition of European countries affected with A(H5N1) influenza does not greatly increase the risk of a pandemic, "every new bird population that is infected creates the risk of human exposure, creates the risk of adaptation and mutation," adding more complexity to a serious problem, Dr. Ryan said.
We believe that our data add more complexity for the understanding of protein aggregation role in AD etiology.
It adds more complexity to our situation".
Again, this adds more complexity to the character.
"The latest tax changes added more complexity and difficulties to manage the system," he said.
Good flavourists could add more complexity, some toasted notes for instance, but realistic flavours come at a price: "The more you pay, the closer you'll get to the real thing," says Parker.
