The phrase 'chaotic of' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
A more commonly used phrase is 'chaotic state of'. For example, "The chaotic state of his room made it difficult to find his keys."
But the research suggests that bats can make sense out of even the most chaotic of echoes.
Nadal has never much liked the U.S. Open, in part because it is the most chaotic of the four major tournaments.
In "Scramble," which, as its name suggests, is the more chaotic of the two, "international discussion on climate change becomes bogged down in an ideological 'dialogue of the deaf,' " allowing "emissions of atmospheric CO2 to grow relentlessly".
Mr. Assad, who describes the opposition as terrorist gangs financed by Syria's enemies, has habitually reneged on commitments aimed at halting the 13-month-old uprising against him, the most chaotic of the Arab Spring democracy revolts.
It was the most chaotic of the early-voting states, with no precedent for holding such a contest, allegations of political high jinks and a late lawsuit that challenged holding caucuses in casinos.
By performing this strange, private ritual (a tradition she has inherited from her mother) in the most public and chaotic of places, Gretchen seems to be waging her own private war against the meaningless din of urban existence.
Most see it as a kind of chaotic amalgam of all of these.
Ministers talk of chaotic families, of individuals making bad choices.
A third told me of chaotic scenes of yelling among siblings and parents.
Babloyantz, A., Salazar, J. & Nicolis, C. Evidence of chaotic dynamics of brain activity during the sleep cycle.
Therefore, the existence of chaotic behavior of these systems needs to be studied rigorously.
