The phrase "and begins a complex" is grammatically correct but may lack clarity without additional context.
It can be used when describing the initiation of a complex process, idea, or structure in a narrative or technical context.
Example: "The project proposal outlines the initial steps and begins a complex series of evaluations to determine feasibility."
Alternatives: "and initiates a complex" or "and starts a complex".
And so begins a complex game of revenge, blame and cover-up involving the Sinn Féin hierarchy, the new Police Service of Northern Ireland, the British government and the murky dissidents out in the countryside of south Armagh.
The suit, approved by a 3-to-1 vote of the commission this afternoon, serves as a civil indictment of sorts that begins a complex administrative and legal proceeding that could last several years.
So begins a complex tale told with economy and enormous affection by a mesmerising writer.
Whether it is fig leaves, Eden's shrubbery or their outright blame of everyone but themselves, Adam and Eve begin a complex set of defenses to numb the pain of their shame and their knowledge of evil.
Nearly 10 years ago, researchers with the National Toxicology Program (NTP) and the National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR) began a complex set of experiments in rats to determine whether exposure to estrogenic compounds throughout life and across generations could cause changes in development or patterns of endocrine-related cancers at doses that cause only subtle reproductive effects.
Within weeks, the two had begun a complex, occasionally adulterous, often agonistic but enduringly loving relationship -- in which Turnbull also played the role of academic mentor and sponsor.
As First Platoon moved into the last wide expanse before reaching the command post, the Taliban began a complex ambush.
And so begins a vast, complex novel that's arguably the greatest work of literature to address postwar life in the US.
So begins a wonderfully complex drama that is compelling from the off.
