The phrase "an increasingly complex environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or context that is becoming more complicated over time, often in discussions about business, technology, or social issues.
Example: "In today's world, we must navigate an increasingly complex environment filled with rapid technological advancements and shifting consumer expectations."
Alternatives: "a more complicated landscape" or "a progressively intricate setting".
"We believe the recommendations of the committee will strengthen the firm's culture in an increasingly complex environment," the report concluded.
Unlike the previous models, they are based on optimization, accountability and management by objectives, all ways to address the challenges of an increasingly complex environment brought about by global trade, and democratization of societies.
Rather than saving on small expenses, the millennial generation needs real tools to manage their finances in an increasingly complex environment, even if these consumers are "hands-off". When it comes to finances, hands-off consumers don't like to track expenses, do not make detailed budgets, and would rather be doing almost anything else than managing their money.
"We are concerned about the positioning of UNICEF in an increasingly complex environment," said Mr. Arsenault.
"We are concerned about the positioning of UNICEF in an increasingly complex environment," said Mr. Toole.
Health policy in low-income and middle-income countries operates in an increasingly complex environment where global and national actors interact across borders to shape policy and its implementation.
The sport operates in an expanded and increasingly complex environment, new stars emerging from Eastern Europe, countries with developing economies, and where the potential for underworld growth parallels free-market expansion.
In today's rapidly changing, increasingly complex environment of academia and industry, this discipline is more converged and diverged by collaborating with highly innovative technology, cultural heritage, art, and fashion business to create new value.
It engages students in an active, collaborative, student-centered learning process (or a series of learning steps) that develops critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and self-directed learning abilities needed to meet the challenges of life and career in our increasingly complex environment (Hmelo-Silver and Eberbach 2012).
In this increasingly complex environment, we have no choice but to be informed, shake off our pre-conceived notions about what constitutes operational 'normality', embrace change, and do so being prepared for battle--because to succeed in this kind of environment, a battle must be waged on how risk managers and decision makers think and act.
