The phrase "complexity of the question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intricate or complicated nature of a particular question or issue.
Example: "The complexity of the question makes it difficult to provide a straightforward answer."
Alternatives: "intricacy of the question" or "difficulty of the question."
"The most interesting way to think about cultural identity is to focus on the complexity of the question," she said.
Snow criticised the complexity of the question posed to the electorate, which asks whether the UK should remain or leave the EU, rather than a simple yes or no.
On Thursday a broad coalition of marriage equality and LGBTI groups rejected the plebiscite proposal due to public funding for ads, the "unnecessary complexity" of the question and lack of clarity on proposed changes to the Marriage Act.
Calls are routed depending on the complexity of the question, so a call seeking help with a technical tax matter will likely take longer than a simple inquiry about, say, when you can expect your refund check.
The two-stage process of digital projection, whereby each image in a static sequence is generated by flashing light and the impression of a moving image is then generated by the rapid execution of the sequence, draws attention to the metaphysical complexity of the question of how movies move.
Use of PBPK should be appropriately weighed with the complexity of the question.
Hence in the design of this task to support argumentation, we took into account Berland and McNeil's (2010) four vantage point that could alter the complexity of a problem: (1) the complexity of the questions, (b) the size of the data set, (c) the appropriateness of data and (d) the level of scaffolds.
Depending on the nature and complexity of the questions and answering categories, it may be advised to test and where necessary revise the questions (Bachman & Schutt, 2012, p. 167; Wilson & Sapsford, 2006, p. 103) before sending out the surveys to all SPOCs.
In two cases, concordance could not be assessed because of the complexity of the questions or actions considered.
Disadvantages include limitation to the complexity of the questions that can be included and potentially lower response rate [ 2].
"Adaptive questioning" was used where certain questions were only displayed based on the responses to other items to reduce the number and complexity of the questions.
