The phrase "in complex shape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is not simple in form or structure, for example, "The molecule was in complex shape."
With the advent of rapid tooling technology, cooling channels in complex shapes can now be possible.
However, the development of additive manufacturing processes has made it easier to manufacture reinforced plastics in complex shapes.
But by building cars with the lightweight metal for 15 years, the company has learned a bit about stamping and assembling it in complex shapes.
Male and female serval use declined with increase in complex shapes of forest and grassland, wetland clumpiness for females and overall, and cropland patches for servals overall.
However they also have the usual drawback that they cannot be economically customized in complex shapes and low quantities, as they are required for tool and mold design.
Both the two scattering mechanisms are applicable to the scattering from a general spherical scatter [93], whereas subsurface cracks are generally with the length of tens of microns and the width smaller than one micron in complex shapes.
The magnetic field due to current flowing in complex shapes of current-carrying conductors have been calculated analytically, simulated using finite-element analysis (FEA), and measured using the superconducting quantum interference device technique (SQUID).
Herein, we introduce a powder-bed AM technique for the fabrication of crack-free, mm-thick graphene-based electrodes, with high surface area that can be printed in complex shapes.
