The phrase "approach to the complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for dealing with complex issues or situations.
Example: "Our approach to the complexity of climate change involves interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "method for addressing the complexity" or "strategy for tackling the complexity".
For Clark is asking if the attitudes engendered by the Vietnam War and the American loss of life in Somalia in 1993 provide an adequate approach to the complexity of modern conflict.
It is a refreshing approach to the complexity of technology.
Compare that systems-based approach to the complexity we have today.
Designing for intermediate spaces, between formal and informal, entails moreover the use of a different approach to the complexity of the city, characterised by its consideration of urban space as the place in which individual and collective practices can emerge (McFarlane 2012).
In a characteristically masterful approach to the complexities of evolution, Richard Dawkins, formerly of Oxford University, compares the development of biodiversity over eons to a pilgrimage through time in The Ancestor's Tale (Houghton Mifflin, 2005).
This is true even if you're just starting out in life, don't make a lot of money, or prefer to take a hands-off approach to the complexities of money management.
We argue that the existing, sequential approaches to the complexity of hospital discharge are inadequate.
We argue that the existing sequential approaches to the complexity surrounding hospital discharge are inadequate.
Based on our findings, we argue that the existing, sequential approaches to the complexity of hospital discharge are inadequate.
This urgent and insistently transdisciplinary monograph offers an extraordinarily rich set of alternative resources for reworked extended cognitivisms, embodied and situated intelligences, as well as holist approaches to the complexities of media art and contemporary cultural practices.
Others argue that new integrative approaches to the complexities of human being and becoming will emerge from new subfields dealing with such subjects as health and illness, ecology and environment, and other areas of human life that do not yield easily to the distinction between "nature" and "culture" or "body" and "mind".
