The phrase "historical complex" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a place, event, or situation that has a complex or complicated history. Example: The city's historical complex includes a mix of ancient ruins, medieval architecture, and modern skyscrapers, showcasing its rich and diverse past.
Winedale Historical Complex, Feb. 12-25, various times.
Restored buildings in the Lewes Historical Complex, maintained by the Lewes Historical Society, depict the city's past.
The paper analyzes the seismic vulnerability of the historical complex of "San Francesco" located in Cagli, Marche Region, Italy.
It is also next to historical complex Bahu Fort and principally becomes a part of it as a whole.
Akan states, historical complex of gold-producing forest states in western Africa lying between the Comoé and Volta rivers (in an area roughly corresponding to the coastal lands of the modern republics of Togo, Ghana, and, in part, Côte d'Ivoire).
This area, included since 1987 in the World Heritage List of the UNESCO, is famous for the presence of an important historical complex built in the Middle Ages (the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Leaning Tower and the Monumental Cemetery).
They have no historical complexes, as Vienna does, or Rome.
Britain may be of interest to us Russians as it has demonstrated its ability to throw off historical complexes and phantom pains.
Examples are offered, which illustrate a classification of landscape-historical complexes and cultural-historical landscapes for forest regions of European Russia.
"This is a good chance for Korea to move out of that historical inferiority complex," said Lim Seong Ho, a professor of political science at Kyunghee University in Seoul.
Composer and keyboardist Nils Frahm recorded his latest album in Berlin's historical Funkhaus complex, a building originally designed for the recording of chamber music in the 1950s and renowned for its acoustics.
