"complex growth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is becoming more intricate or complicated over time. Example: The company's complex growth strategy included expanding into foreign markets, diversifying its product line, and implementing new technological advancements.
Regulation of complex growth dynamics—substitutable and complementary processes.
Bray, E. R. et al. 3D Visualization of Individual Regenerating Retinal Ganglion Cell Axons Reveals Surprisingly Complex Growth Paths.
That is in large part due to the complex growth and survival signaling of the tumor's microenvironment.
Innovative microtechnologies are now emerging (Text Box 1), allowing researchers to mimic and manipulate spatially and chemically complex growth environments at the scale of soil particles (Figure 1).
Therefore, it is expected that they will be adequate substrates for LAB growth since LAB are fastidious and require complex growth factors.
Thus auxin-related signalling controls distinct aspects of cambium activity important for a dynamic tissue production and a complex growth process.
PEH is notorious for being misdiagnosed as angiosarcoma due to its complex growth pattern, papillary processes and interlacing vascular channels.
XRD results indicated that NH4Cl changed the preferred orientation from (220) to (111) by a complex growth mode.
This complex growth mode results in Si crystals exposing only their low-energy {1 1 1} planes to the melt.
More complex growth dependencies for genetic circuits involving activators, repressors, and feedback control were analyzed and verified experimentally with synthetic circuits.
Further, multiple model molecules were released from a single scaffold composite, demonstrating the capacity for multi-factor controlled release ideal for complex growth factor delivery from these structures.
