The phrase "major complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or intricate system, structure, or issue.
Example: "The city is facing a major complex of social and economic challenges that require immediate attention."
Alternatives: "significant complexity" or "substantial intricacy."
He added: "There's capacity to do major, complex projects, that's for sure".
I'd be very surprised to see a major, complex operation," said local analyst Ryan Cummings.
He says the new force will bring dramatic, much-needed improvements to Scottish policing – particularly on major, complex cases.
We found statistics that 100,000 people died every day of these major complex diseases: cancer, heart disease and stroke.
Joyce Purnick (Metro Matters column, June 27) did well to point out that in Albany, many legislators do not get to read major, complex legislation before they are asked to vote.
"If somebody hasn't been a C.E.O. of a major, complex global organization, it's tough for them to jump into one of these situations," said Joie A. Gregor, vice chairman of Heidrick & Struggles, an executive search firm.
There are also about 3,000 rental apartments in five major complexes, most also along Route 522.
The analysis of the conductivity data, confirmed by emf data from the literature, show that the major complexes formed are ion pairs and asymmetric triple ions.
Rouse went on to develop Faneuil Hall in Boston, Harborplace in Baltimore and South St. Seaport in NYC among other major complexes, but this town served as his headquarters.
Chacoans quarried sandstone blocks and hauled timber from great distances, assembling fifteen major complexes that remained the largest buildings in North America until the 19th century.
In that previous phylogenetic study based on the sequences of housekeeping gene fragments, 4 major complexes of Bordetella were identified [28].
