The phrase "appears more complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to have a greater level of complexity than initially thought.
Example: "At first glance, the problem seems simple, but upon further examination, it appears more complex than expected."
Alternatives: "seems more intricate" or "looks more complicated".
But the coalition's dynamic appears more complex than mere opposition to Kurdish expansionism.
But her policy might haunt her, particularly as strains emerge and the war appears more complex than first envisioned -- and sold -- to the American public.
As the occupation of Iraq appears more complex by the day, where are the new Ruth Benedicts, authoritative voices who will carry weight with both Iraqis and Americans?
"The story appears more complex," said an author of the study, Gregory Wilson, a vertebrate paleontologist at the University of Washington.
As Ms. Dati exits French politics for the more genteel environment of European Union lawmaking in Brussels and Strasbourg, the reality appears more complex — combining strands of immigrant achievement, gossip-page glamour and the rugged infighting of French politics.
Nevertheless the behavior in the condensed state appears more complex as compared to the solution case, presumably owing to lower molecular mobility and stronger steric hindrances in the latter case.
Conversely, massive Porites colonies appear more complex at the 16 64 cm scales (Fig. 5, see Supplementary Table S5).
But in the case of Justice Thomas and his dealings with Mr. Crow, the ethical complications appear more complex.
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Second, family and marital relationships have also changed over the last few decades; through divorce and remarriage, they appear more complex and less robust.
