The phrase "complex preference" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when referring to a selection process that requires careful consideration of a range of factors. For example, you might say, "When making a decision, I had to consider the complex preference of stakeholders in the process."
With the complex preference system they can vote for more than one party which makes the whole thing rather more interesting.
Muir, who earned just a fraction of the primary vote but won his seat based on complex preference swap deals, would be at risk of losing his Senate spot if a double dissolution election goes ahead.
We're not asking for any complex preference rights… but we do ask for a so-called simple 1x liquidation preference.
The MAFU is designed to be a new insight for transportation decision-making through the visual and complex preference trade-offs, and criteria uncertainty and an open-ended approach, which can integrate additional evaluation criteria and performance attributes as needed.
In this paper, we apply the hesitant fuzzy preference relations, the hesitant multiplicative preference relations and the hesitant preference orderings to express and integrate these complex preference information in a simple and convenient way.
However complex our sexual desires can be, and for that matter, how heated we can get when someone tries to critique them, it's undeniable that race is a bit more of a complex preference than eye or hair color, height, or body type given the historical context of discrimination and wrongdoing against racialized peoples.
Current search engines can hardly cope adequately with fuzzy predicates defined by complex preferences.
Personalization of e-services poses new challenges to database technology, demanding a powerful and flexible modeling technique for complex preferences.
Furthermore, a more powerful and flexible bidding language is designed which allows bidders to express their complex preferences of purchase, sell and exchange requests, and hence increases the allocative efficiency of the market compared to the DAB.
However, it is important to note that these options (cochleotopic or more complex), preferences or receptive fields characteristics are not mutually exclusive, just as visual object related areas can show both object category and retinotopic preferences (e.g. face and foveal in FFA and places and peripheral in PPA).
There is little research yet to assess to what extent these results are expected to hold for users facing new, complex, preference-sensitive health related decisions.
