"complex human relationships" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe relationships between people that are intricate, multi-faceted, or difficult to understand. Example: The novel explores the complexities of human relationships, delving into the dynamics between family members, friends, and romantic partners.
Many seem to have been drawn by the complex human relationships laced into an otherwise orthodox message.
He strips away the mystery of the scientific process and reduces it to an everyday story of hard work, ambition, opportunism and complex human relationships.
PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times Strong is no stranger to making these political tales personal: He found the complex human relationships in big-canvas stories like HBO's "Recount," about the 2000 presidential election, as well as in the network's "Game Change," about Sarah Palin and her polarizing effect during the 2008 campaign.
We propose that low oxy-Hb concentration during the LFT of the OFC means that patients with ED neither behave adaptively nor exhibit value-based decision-making in the face of unexpected outcomes in complex human relationships, and that this maladaptive behavior may inhibit the formation of human relationships, thus isolating patients with ED from society.
In this five-part series, Tim explores the complex human relationship with its gut - from how we talk about it to how we have reacted to its ills, and from obsession to veneration via constipation.
This 'virtuous triangle' consisting of forest cover, HANPP and biodiversity illustrates the complex human-nature relationships that exist across landscape gradients of human transformation.
Results highlight the potential for PPGIS techniques to inform green space planning through the spatial representation of complex human-nature relationships.
Studies on the cultural relevance of piebald livestock (e.g. cattle) have already proven to be useful in describing complex human-animal relationships particularly in regard to livestock management (e.g. in genetic selection) and cultural identity (e.g. founding myths, cultural identity, and social values) (Coote 1994).
James Wall, publisher of The Christian Century, a magazine that covers news and intellectual currents within Protestantism, said, "For me, a spiritual film takes very seriously the complex matter of human relationships," as well as the search for meaning beyond oneself.
As part of an emerging New Wave of British social-realist directors that included Karel Reisz, Tony Richardson, and Lindsay Anderson, Schlesinger brought a documentary approach to the investigation of the complex dynamics of human relationships, particularly those of people in love.
It is the most difficult, most rewarding job out there -- filled with daily doses of a complex web of human relationships, emotions, needs and aspirations.
