The phrase "approaches the complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that deal with intricate or complicated subjects or systems.
Example: "The research paper approaches the complex issue of climate change by examining various socio-economic factors."
Alternatives: "tackles the intricacies" or "addresses the complexities".
The fulvene approaches the complex either from the front or the back side depending on the steric interaction and space available.
Thus, with the changing landscape of energy options and their varied contributions to the mix of ambient air constituents, it is incumbent that the broad science community approaches the complex issue of air/climate in a holistic manner.
In the absence of a well-defined etiology, current treatment protocols are aimed at modulating, by various approaches, the complex inflammatory events leading to intestinal injury (Travis et al. 2006).
His comments help mark an important fork in the road in the 40-year battle to save the tropical rainforests and highlight the choice that companies and countries have as they approach the complex question of sustainability.
"That's what the original Third Programme did beautifully, but what the original Third Programme didn't do was offer people context, was offer people a way of approaching the complex culture that's offered".
The problem is that, because he never settles persuasively into one groove -- you don't believe the tears or the smiles or anything in between -- he can't begin to approach the complex contradictions suggested by his movie's title.
But there is just as much of a chance that a newcomer to opera might be deferential in approaching the complex, much debated and ceaselessly produced masterpieces of the repertory.
"Oh my God, it's huge," Val said, as we approached the complex on Route 2. Minutes earlier, we had passed a herd of grazing sheep on the two-lane highway that links the casino with I-95, just west of the Rhode Island line.
But both books explore the repressive hysteria peculiar to American sexual mores, as well as the split between public and private selves; and Hawthorne's Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, whose virtue cannot be teased apart from his sins, is a useful model for approaching the complex, flawed and extraordinary Paul Moore.
The BBC's Mark Lowen reports that he saw two military jets and three attack helicopters approach the complex.
"SpaceX aims to launch its privately-built Dragon capsule Saturday aboard a Falcon 9 rocket, fly the craft to the International Space Station, and deftly approach the complex for astronauts to grab the free-flying satellite with a robot arm.
