The phrase "affected by the complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is influenced or impacted by intricate or complicated factors.
Example: "The project's timeline was significantly affected by the complexity of the requirements."
Alternatives: "influenced by the intricacy" or "impacted by the difficulty".
Settlement densities of spores of Ulva were affected by the complexity of the microtopographical patterns, settlement decreasing as the number of features increased (Fig. 6).
However, the efficiency and accuracy of vehicle counting are seriously affected by the complexity of traffic scenarios.
However, the efficiency of these algorithms is affected by the complexity of the systems (the size of the parameter space).
The applicability of the overall process is not affected by the complexity of dynamics and the selection of coordinates.
The result of this study demonstrates that the rate of grain refinement is affected by the complexity of the deformation field.
The vendor selection problem (VSP) is obviously affected by the complexity and uncertainty due to the lack of information associated with related business environment of countries in a global market.
This may be affected by the complexities of periods of storage of viable donor tissue and delayed implantation.
10, 11 The February of 2013 National Plan for the Elimination of Cholera 13 issued by the Haitian Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP and DINEPAA suggests some coordination of community-based, governmental, and private sector approaches but provides no clear plan for how this will play out in the communities affected by the complexities of water-related infrastructure.
The scalability of a proposal is primarily affected by the execution complexity of the adaptation decision making process.
Slade and her colleagues, who examined clinician-patient communication in five EDs across Australia, report that the quality of patient's care and experience are affected by the contextual complexity of EDs and by the foregrounding of the medical aspects of communication over the interpersonal aspects [4, 11].
The intensity of light scattered at large (15 to 135 degrees) angles (side scatter, abbreviated as SSC) is demonstrably affected by the composition or complexity of the cell.
