'intricate construction' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that has been built with a lot of complexity and detail. For example, "The intricate construction of the building was breathtaking."
An epilogue adds a dimension of cosmic mystery to an already intricate construction.
The problem was that each moment of delay could sabotage an intricate construction schedule.
Crase's intricate construction — capturing now one man, now both — is similarly tantalizing.
I liked this work a lot, as much for its eccentricity as for its intricate construction.
Inside each is part of an intricate construction that cannot be complete until every piece has arrived.
Shakespeare's intricate construction and Pig Iron's endearingly goofy rendering build to a very satisfying final 15 minutes.
As a composer, Jeremy's music focuses on intricate constructions for small forces meant to probe the limits of individual human virtuosity.
He had lunch today in a vegetarian restaurant: 'I had a little platter of maybe a dozen intricate constructions of salad leaves and croutons.
He's not as intent on gadgetry and eccentric flavor combinations, but he remains too invested in intricate constructions, with so many facets they fatigue.
Her songs — like Gotye's, in some ways — are blithe, snappy, intricate constructions that hint at Afro-Caribbean beats, rock, funk, soul, and they usually hop through a few transformations before they're done.
Do birds create their intricate constructions because instinct tells them to drop moss on twigs, or do they have a vision of their home in mind, suggesting a higher consciousness?
