'ethnic complexion' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the variety of ethnic backgrounds found in a particular population or group. For example, “The school has a diverse ethnic complexion, with students from all over the world.”.
While these measures have, to a certain extent, rescued the formerly British-focused monument from obscurity, the paper unravels issues rendering the re-adaptation a highly contested affair, derived primarily from recalcitrant colonial memories and the multi-ethnic complexion of the Malaysian nation.
There are a lot of lingering question about how well it does its job, and the demo was fairly brief, though the company assured me that it can take into account things like complexion and ethnic background when assessing a face.
The recipients receive information on multiple donors which includes medical history, height, weight, body type, complexion, hair and eye color, ethnic origin, and even a description of nose, chin, eye, cheek, mouth, and hand size.
Among the foreign clientèle, the vast majority are Asian nationals: Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Japanese men who believe that deflowering a virgin will rejuvenate and purify them.Meeting the demand is a growing number of ethnic Vietnamese a group historically reviled by the ethnic-Khmer majority, but prized by the visitors for their pale complexions.
Some on the right, possibly angry that a man with his complexion is the leader of this country, have been emboldened to speak with even more venom on matters of ethnic difference.
The Associated Press was among the first outlets to pick up the story reporting, "For the first time, racial and ethnic minorities make up more than half the children born in the U.S". USA Today noted the nation's changing complexion and described the Census Bureau's report as "a sign of how swiftly the USA is becoming a nation of younger minorities and older whites".
Pecheux's complexion secret?
