The phrase "tackle the complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to handle or address something that is difficult or complicated. Example: The company hired a team of experts to tackle the complexity of their new project.
They tackle the complexity of the novel by introducing two innovations – one surprisingly deft and one absolutely daft.
They blindly apply enterprise-resource-planning thinking, processes, and software solutions to tackle the complexity of support networks.
To tackle the complexity inherent in understanding large networks of interacting biomolecules, systems biology emphasizes cybernetic and systems theoretical approaches.
We present a Bayesian network- BN) based trainetwork- BNdiction model to tackle the complexity and dependency nature of train operations.
Marc Andreessen, a co-founder of Netscape Communications, whose software introduced Web browsing to millions and touched off the Internet boom, is now chairman of Opsware, whose data-center software is intended to tackle the complexity crisis.
In spite of the coalition government's bold rush toward privatisation of public goods and services, the profit-driven model will prove insufficient to tackle the complexity of problems and services required.
Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic gives students an unparalleled opportunity to tackle the complexities of technology-related law.
Once you can make good compost, you might want to tackle the complexities of compost tea, which is not for the casual gardener.
Each apprentice will be mentored by an experienced professional conductor who will teach them how to tackle the complexities of a production.
Rather, a responsible regulator should tackle the complexities of the issue head on and make tough decisions backed with sound empirical evidence.
The Strangler is a meaty, ambitious book, made all the more powerful by an author unafraid to tackle the complexities of moral ambiguity.
