The phrase 'complex amalgam' is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It refers to something made up of multiple parts, often of different types. For example, you could say, "This economic plan is a complex amalgam of tax breaks and public sector funding."
It is a complex amalgam of many individual companies.
Mr. Wasserman is 87 and frail, and Hollywood's power structure is a complex amalgam of competing corporate interests.
His writing was the product of a complex amalgam of Jewish, Breton, Parisian, and Roman Catholic elements.
He chose the Courbet -- like his own work a complex amalgam of portraiture, social commentary and symbolism with strong autobiographical overtones.
His style was a complex amalgam — a blending of heterogeneous attitudes, a rapid shifting (sometimes too rapid) of viewpoint and diction.
But her intent is to spur recognition, even when the scene is based on a complex amalgam of actual and imaginary phenomena.
In the plus column, Huang Yi Min's series of acrylic paintings on paper combines memory and fantasy in complex amalgams of ancient and modern images.
The formation of a series of 'compounds' is identified and experimental evidence is given for the presence of zinc in several states of aggregation, both in simple and complex amalgams.
The complex cultural amalgam of music, poetry, break dancing, art and fashion that is hip-hop poses a serious challenge to any art museum, but with the proper resources and curatorial expertise, it could have been met.
The complex cultural amalgam of music, poetry, break-dancing, art and fashion that is hip-hop poses a serious challenge to any art museum, but with the proper resources and curatorial expertise, it could have been done.
No outsider can really know whether Mr. Arafat and Sheik Yassin are irreconcilable adversaries, the good-cop-bad-cop act of Palestinian politics, or as Israeli intelligence officials believe, a complex and shifting amalgam of both.
