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The phrase "and is complex to" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is complicated or difficult to understand, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The process of integrating the new software is complex to manage effectively."
Alternatives: "and is difficult to" or "and is challenging to".
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Patient motion is a challenging problem in PET: it occurs regularly and is complex to estimate and correct for [8, 10 12].
The only questionnaire that is disease specific for FM and addresses a number of domains for this condition is the Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire (FIQ), although with criticism that it does not fully address all aspects of FM, may not be sufficiently sensitive to change, and is complex to score [ 3, 4].
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Reform of council tax was the way forward, rather than a mansion tax, which would create many anomalies and be complex to introduce.
The relationship between the Greek government and outside organizations is complex to say the least.
But their electrodes, which collect and release electricity, are complex to produce, and thus expensive.
The federal rules that surround what a QSBS is (and isn't) are complex to the point of spinning the average investor's head.
Aboriginal protocols are complex to navigate, and informed much of our process.
As such, clinical trials are complex to organize and conduct.
Cap-and-trade is complex and hard to explain, and have been too-successfully demonised.
However, the relationship between PD and DLB is complex and still has to be clarified.
Functional recovery and independence is complex and requires individuals to master multiple facets simultaneously [ 2, 41].
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