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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and at times complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is occasionally intricate or difficult to understand.
Example: "The subject matter is engaging and at times complex, requiring careful consideration to fully grasp."
Alternatives: "and sometimes intricate" or "and occasionally complicated".
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The final report is lengthy and at times complex.
It offers a journey through a world in which time and space are redefined by the simple (and at times complex) addition of movement.
LGBT historian Susan Stryker describes the relationships between Bannon's characters as mostly positive, satisfactory, and at times complex depictions of lesbian and gay relationships, which Bannon attributed to not letting go of the hope that she could "salvage (her) own life".
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"The Lair" is conspicuously, self-consciously and at times infuriatingly complex and challenging.
The work he produced, "Mr. Tambourine Man," offers an interesting and at times musically complex take on a handful of Mr. Dylan's lyrics.
Metal is not background music - it is structurally (and at times, technically) complex music - don't expect to hear the hooks and melodies present in 99.99% of popular music.
These were at times both complex and extremely artificial, and used the law relating to trusts and agencies, along with other areas and ideas such as collateral contracts.
Peter's struggles to embody his father's cultural ideals around masculinity and power are complex and at times heartbreaking.
Wall Street played a complex and, at times, seemingly conflicted role in the mortgage collapse.
The parade of stony, taut, complex and at times majestic wines was thrilling.
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