The phrase "resolve complexities" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to find a solution or answer to problems or difficulties that are intricate or complicated. Example: The team of engineers worked tirelessly to resolve the complexities of the project, ultimately coming up with a successful solution.
He cleared his throat and leaned forward, like one who needs to resolve complexities that his innocent listener hasn't even grasped yet.
Both firms said the break was mutual, and attributed it to their inability to "resolve complexities" in the deal.
(See Clearwire Buddies Up With Sprint) But the companies ultimately were unable to "resolve complexities" in the deal, and failed to reach final agreement on the terms of the transaction.
The goal is to resolve complexity around concepts like the hashtag or the 'at' symbol.
Still, these solutions offer the advantage of standardization and are routinely employed to resolve complexity.
Alternatively, the use of segregating populations for expression QTL (eQTL) mapping and the correlative observation of the variation of transcript abundance with the variation of the phenotypic traits [ 60] can also provide a complementary way to resolve complexity of phenotypic QTLs.
But there were no formal proposals, in part because the participants said it would take more time to resolve the complexities involved in the relationships between donors and recipient countries.
An improved Parallel Genetic Algorithm (iPGA) is proposed to resolve the complexities of the slab stack shuffling problem of the rolling mill.
Activation of the amygdala without concurrent downstream processing may leave the individual with ASD in a generalized state of preparedness and lacking in the information necessary to resolve the complexities of their social environment.
In the future, large-scale single cell transcriptomics may resolve such complexities [ 67, 68].
In conclusion, it should be noted that sustainability assessment cannot resolve the complexities and conflicts value conflicts identified here, but can help make them more transparent for policy-making and debate.
