The phrase "and given a complex" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being provided or assigned that is intricate or multifaceted, often in academic or technical discussions.
Example: "The students were assigned a project, and given a complex set of requirements, they had to collaborate effectively to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "and provided with a complex" or "and assigned a complex task".
Strachey went on to refine his skills with his biography of Queen Victoria, which came out three years later and gave a complex and moving portrait of a woman who had been cloaked under the vestments of monarchy and the funereal garb of her widowhood.
We suggest that AIP codes combinations of features of object components and that given a complex object, AIP neurons selective for features of each of its components will be activated.
Starring Simon Ward, the film efficiently depicted a young man's progress through his schooling, his experiences as a journalist in Africa (with a rousing recreation of the Battle of Omdurman in 1898) and his induction into Parliament, but it was given a complex flashback and narration structure, the sort of elaboration that was to mar Attenborough's later biography of Charlie Chaplin.
I always think: "Great, there's another man given a complex and goaded into becoming a misogynist".
It is an entirely Asian cast where Asians are going to be given a complex and realistic background for once.
He is given a complex and inscrutable expression; physiological traits not uncommon in contemporary Flemish painting.
For example, by mapping the plane stereographically onto the sphere (see figure), each point of the sphere except the north pole is given a complex coordinate, and it is natural to map the north pole to infinity, ∞.
Given a complex problem and an assortment of tools, New Caledonian crows came up with a creative solution that hints at higher-order thinking.
This section considers the vulnerability assessment problem: given a complex network and a class of failures of interest, does there exist an attack which causes the system to experience such failure?
Because the assessed muscle torque in the present study is the resultant of the entire muscle tendon complex, and given a likely increase in tendon compliance by bed rest, the observed enhanced contractile speed characteristics, might even underestimate the underlying intrinsic changes in the present study.
