The phrase 'essential and complex' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, process, or idea that requires careful consideration or is difficult to understand. For example, "Navigating the global economy is an essential and complex process that requires knowledge and experience."
Moreover, he had a gift of being able to capture essential and complex ideas with accessible, moving, almost lyrical prose and with great depth and culture.
The production and processing of ribosomal RNA is an essential and complex process.
RNA splicing is an essential and complex cellular process, which is regulated and mediated by many different factors.
As in the metazoa, Dictyostelium has multiple (ChdB and ChdC) CHD III subfamily members, with ChdC having the most essential and complex regulatory functions of all CHD members.
Astrocytes exert many essential and complex functions and react to all forms of CNS insults, including NDDs with a response referred to as reactive astrogliosis.
We discuss an essential and complex role for sumoylation in preserving the hematopoietic progenitor states for stress response and in the context of normal development of the fly.
Noise is also minimized for essential and complex-forming proteins (Fraser et al. 2004; Lehner 2008) whereas TATA box-containing genes, mainly associated with stress or other environmental factors, are noisier (Newman et al. 2006).
The ribosome is an essential and highly complex biological system in all living cells.
As most of the known breast cancer susceptibility genes are involved in DNA damage response pathways, other genes involved in these essential and highly complex and multilayered processes represent excellent candidates for identifying further cancer predisposing alleles.
Mr. Rogers listened, then offered, "I feel so strongly that deep and simple is far more essential than shallow and complex," Mr. Wagner recalled, encouraging him to "spread the message".
However the list of the specific services considered basic and essential was complex and often a source of confusion [ 8, 9].
