The phrase "and the complex relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intricate connections or interactions between different elements, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of understanding the underlying factors and the complex relation between social behavior and economic status."
Alternatives: "and the intricate relationship" or "and the complicated connection".
This has significantly extended our knowledge on T cell antigen recognition, and on the complex relation between specificity, phenotype and functional characteristics.
This question calls attention both to the aggregation of individual judgments within priority setting and to the complex relation between empirical ethics and normative theory [ 14, 22, 23, 42].
No correlations were noted between the removal rates and the complex relations of hardness, Young's modulus and fracture toughness.
This well-researched and clearly-written book is a must-read for anyone wishing to understand both the Nuclear Age and the complex relations between scientists, politics, and society.
With artful indirection, Dr. Keilson delineated the psychology of dread, evasion, hatred and self-deception, and the complex relations between Jews and non-Jews in 1930s Germany.
Bot., A. The landmark approval of Provenge, what it means to immunology and 'in this issue': the complex relation between vaccines and autoimmunity.
Triangulation facilitates more in-depth-understanding in that it can capture a more complete, holistic, and contextual interpretation of the complex relation between environment and health within the complex social context of disciplines and stakeholders.
The distribution of brain WMHs in patients who have migraine is unclear, and limited information is available about the complex relation between migraine, ischemia, and WMHs [18 20].
Seriously to engage in that discussion, Phillips believed, would require reflection on what it can be to give one's life to philosophy, on the differences between thinking of a philosophical life as a vocation and thinking of it as a career, and on the complex relations between academic and non-academic forms of philosophy.
These results are indicative of the complex relation between exercise and cognition.
