The phrase "as much complex" is not correct in English.
The correct form is "as complex as." You can use it when comparing the complexity of two or more things.
Example: "The new software is as complex as the previous version, but it offers more features."
Alternatives: "equally complex" or "just as complex."
His works cover every surface completely, never missing a chance to fill a painting with as much complex design.
Compared to the self-care associated with diabetes, the patient's role in management of cholesterol and blood pressure does not require as much complex reasoning and management.
Just as much complex and artistic music can be made by pushing buttons on a laptop just as it can by operating the valves on the trumpet, and just as legitimately.
Simple correlation methods such as Pearson correlation are as accurate as much more complex methods, yet much faster and parameterless.
This applies as much to complex biological systems as to human social systems, including health systems [ 42, 46].
Position-independent models have been shown to reproduce nucleosome occupancy profiles as efficiently as much more complex models that also take 10 11 bp dinucleotide periodicities into account [ 22].
Thus, social identity theory suggests that it is very normal for physicians, nurses and hospital administrators to see their own group as much more complex than other groups and to value its contributions particularly highly.
And wine -- how much does the wine industry owe to Ms. Child's firm hoisting of a glass to punctuate life's precious days as much as its complex dishes?
Money shapes the course of our democracy at least as much through the complex confluence of popular mass media, Washington's institutional ideologues, and their far-flung multitude of impressionable donors.
Surgeons were paid 10 times as much for the complex surgery, hospitals were paid three and a half times as much, and manufacturers reaped a bonanza selling $50,000 worth of implants for the complex surgery, compared with little or no profit from the simpler surgery.
That is why I've been writing about masculinity for years – about things that I like about men, and things that I don't like as much, about my complex relationship to white masculinity, about crises in masculinity, about why we should objectify men, eroticise society, and stop associating male genitalia with violence.
