"complexity about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a topic or subject that is complicated or difficult to understand. Example: The book's author delves into the complexity about human psychology, exploring the intricate layers of the mind and behavior.
There was some complexity about the heightened alert.
No ambiguity, or even complexity, about the definition of performance can be tolerated.
In sum, this attack requires just 4 known 2-byte plaintexts and has time complexity about -.
Education is in a complexity about how it should be, it doesn't decide a literally strategy.
It is to my knowledge an unprecedented achievement: an Irish dance performance of emotional and intellectual complexity, about many things.
He added: "Family Life is a masterful novel of distilled complexity: about catastrophe and survival; attachment and independence; the tension between selfishness and responsibility.
How could all this amazing beauty and complexity come about?
Categorizing the relationships between SNAREs and SM proteins provides a way to simplify reaction relationships between SM, SNAREs and SNARE complexes because there exist controversies and complexities about specific binding domains or peptides involved in various SM and SNARE interactions.
Many expand this argument by suggesting that RCTs are too simple to adequately assess the complex nature of surgical interventions, and that there may be many factors or complexities about the intervention as a whole that influence outcomes.
"It created this reflexive dynamic that encapsulates these complexities about the relationship between author and subject".
One of the major complexities about thermo-compressors is related to its unstable operational mode.
