The phrase "comprehensive complex" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is thorough and detailed, but also intricate and difficult to understand. Example: The company's financial report was a comprehensive complex, with detailed breakdowns of all expenses and revenue, making it challenging for even experienced investors to fully analyze.
Also, China's transformation of new-type urbanization is comprehensive, complex, dynamic, and long term.
In this article we consider landscape as a geosystem or a geocomplex, a comprehensive complex of natural (physical, chemical, biological) and anthropogenic factors distinguished at various hierarchical levels.
Over a decade in the making and described in some seventy-five published papers, the LIDA cognitive model is comprehensive, complex, and hard to "wrap one's head around".
This seminar aims to bring forth more comprehensive, complex and holistic understandings of material and materiality which varies in impact at different event scales from personal to communal and local to global.
The required operations include comprehensive, complex calculations with prognostic, multi-period components.
We are well aware that understanding NM toxicity needs more comprehensive, complex, and novel multi- and interdisciplinary approaches [ 9– 23].
Go has a comprehensive, if complex, system for rankings players.
Data models, no matter how comprehensive and complex are nothing more than predictions ( or in other words, guesses )and are not science.
The most comprehensive and complex such program, created as part of the 1990 Clean Air Act, was designed to reduce overall sulfur dioxide emissions by fossil-fuel-fired power plants.
This comprehensive and complex study for the first time resulted in a rather detailed characterization of the impact glasses of the Kara astrobleme, including a low degree of polymerization of silicate framework on the basis of Raman spectroscopy data.
