The phrase "after the complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or concept that follows a complicated or intricate aspect.
Example: "After the complexity of the project was addressed, the team could finally focus on implementation."
Alternatives: "following the intricacy" or "subsequent to the complication".
A fairly gentle plain after the complexities of the Christmas competition.
As each generation's presence is freshly uncovered we are shown what she called in an earlier book "the fields beneath", but only after the complexities of buildings' and Londoners' lives (and deaths) have been momentarily exposed to view.
Britten finished the final page on Hogmanay 1945, and after the complexities of that thrilling final fugue on the Purcell theme that stalks the whole piece, he reduces the music to as few lines as possible, rushing to get the end of the piece so that he could play it to Basil Wright, the producer of the film that the piece was first written for, on New Year's Day 1946.
After all, the complexity of kosher laws could scare off potential competitors.
After identifying the complexity of each community (or modularity) within the MEA, the number of communities established in an in vitro system is quantified (Fig. 4b).
After studying the complexity of an existing clause condensing algorithm, we present a more efficient algorithm and provide arguments for the optimality of the new method.
The merger talks began late last year, the terse statement explained, but Microsoft broke off the negotiations after weighing the "complexity of the potential transaction" and the management headaches of trying to put together two huge software companies.
After learning, the complexity of the extracted features increased along the hierarchy, from edge detectors in the first layer to object prototypes in the last layer.
In this chapter, after analysing the complexity of environmental problems and the architecture and development procedure of IEDSS, the four challenges are studied.
After discovering the complexity of some of the science involved, Robert Jones, a United States district judge in Portland, decided that he was out of his depth and convened his own independent panel of experts, paid for by the lawyers for both sides.
