The phrase "additional degree of complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, problem, or concept that has become more complicated or intricate.
Example: "The new regulations introduced an additional degree of complexity to the compliance process, making it harder for businesses to adapt."
Alternatives: "extra layer of complexity" or "further level of complexity".
However, designing for low power adds an additional degree of complexity to an already complex problem that has historically targeted performance and area.
The finding that dose rate effects differed between tissues implies an additional degree of complexity for radiation responses to (very) low absorbed doses or dose rates in vivo.
Since production of HDV infective particles is dependent on the simultaneous presence of HBV mathematical modeling of HDV infection poses an additional degree of complexity.
Alendronate must be administered after fasting with water only, at least 30 minutes before the first food of the day, which offers an additional degree of complexity.
Under resting conditions, most NF- κB resides in the cytoplasm bound to particular inhibitory proteins of the inhibitor of kappaB (I κB) family, IκB α, IkB β or I κB ɛ, which generate an additional degree of complexity.
19 Our study, however, found a continuing excess risk of cervical cancer until the next episode, suggesting an additional degree of complexity in decision making for women after treatment.
An efficient use of such resources requires an optimal task/node mapping which, already known as NP-complete on classical parallel computers, becomes much harder on grid systems where additional degrees of complexity are introduced.
Full time compensation would provide a more general compass still, but an additional degree of informational complexity is needed to achieve this generality: not only is the appropriate flight angle to the sun dependent on where the animal is homing from, it now also needs to be adjusted in relation to the time of day.
In contrast to most sugars, 1,6 linked polysaccharides have an extra bond in their inter-residue linkage, C5-C6, around which restricted rotations occur and this additional degree of freedom increases the mechanical complexity of these polymers.
The number of possible outcomes is large and increases with alloy complexity, each additional alloy component providing an additional degree of thermodynamic freedom.
Each additional degree of freedom contributes an additional amount R to cV.
