"intricate landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a complicated or detailed geographic area, such as a mountain range or shoreline. For example, "The intricate landscape of the Italian Alps presented a breathtaking view."
Tracing pathways through this intricate landscape needs a different kind of narrative art.
Yet, despite this intricate landscape, little is known about how these pathways are regulated.
Sharing of receptor subunits among different cytokine receptor complexes adds to the intricate landscape.
This study calls for substantive institutional analysis to better understand the intricate landscape of social inequality in transitional economies.
Here the pivotal figure of the Arab-Jew reveals an intricate landscape of belonging which provides an alternative conceptual framework which can illuminate contemporary post/colonial tensions.
A deep understanding of RNA function therefore requires rapid and straightforward approaches to study the complex and intricate landscape of RNA structures and modifications.
They had not received the latest edition of his trademark whimsical Christmas cards, which usually included his drawings of intricate landscapes with looming castles and fantastic trees.
Neatly linear levels wind tightly through confined spaces as Mario does what he likes best: leaping through intricate landscapes built from the clouds, pipes, ledges and boxes.
The of- ferings, called "DreamWorks Ex- perience at Gaylord Hotels," will also augment the hotels' already substantial holiday programs, which have in the past featured intricate landscapes of carved ice and real snow (even at its Texas and Florida resorts).
French doors open up to an outdoor living room with a covered cabana and grill, which is surrounded by expanses of grass and intricate landscaping.
Between dark night skies, intricate landscapes, prairie wildlife, and grand formations, photographers could shoot forever and never fail to find something otherworldly to fix their lenses on.
