The phrase "elaborate mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complex combination of elements, such as flavors, styles, or ideas.
Example: "The dish was an elaborate mix of spices that created a unique flavor profile."
Alternatives: "intricate blend" or "complex combination."
And he is arranging, through an elaborate mix of forgery and bluff, the escape of the Chinese wife of a German friend.
The theatre, an elegant mid-19th- century building which now houses the French embassy, and, opposite, the cathedral with its elaborate mix of styles, would both look at home in a provincial French town.
The roses — an elaborate mix that includes a dark-red Taboo variety and the flamboyantly orange Las Vegas — reach their fragrant and colorful peak around the middle of May, but Morcom is a quiet urban oasis all year long.
Its champions say that workfare, which evolved under the commissioner of the Human Resources Administration, Jason A. Turner, into an elaborate mix of work assignments, job training and job searches, has been a way for welfare recipients to give back to the city and a path to real jobs for many.
"Double Exposure," created for last summer's Lincoln Center Festival 2000, is an elaborate mixed-media piece to a percussive recorded score by Robert Ruggieri.
The result feels like a noirish baroque opera: technically elaborate, mixing high and low forms, playing with all kinds of conventions, often teetering on the edge of over-the-top comedic but in the end delivering a surprising emotional punch.
The most elaborate mixing model (and an appropriate treatment of the source terms) keeps the thermodynamic state of the zones in the CFD code and the zero-dimensional code identical.
The purpose of the present study was to thoroughly examine the structure of preadolescents' perceptions of the CPSC, through an elaborate mixed-methods three-phase design, in the Greek elementary school context.
In his own work, under the moniker DJ George_Constanza, Wightman produces elaborate mixes of what might be perceived as arbitrary or shallow music that become fascinating artifacts of a niche corner of culture.
The most elaborate mechanical mixing devices that have been built so far require a millisecond to initiate a solution reaction.
"Technically it's illegal," Mr Marclay says of his elaborate re-mix of cinematic snippets, "but most would consider it fair use".
