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'to complicate matters' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when a situation gets more difficult than it was before. For example, "To complicate matters, we were informed that the deadline had been moved up a week."
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To complicate matters further, several million Colombians live in Venezuela.
To complicate matters, three MPs are seriously ill.
(Good thing we didn't have children to complicate matters).
And to complicate matters, Ms. Choi had a grand piano.
To complicate matters further, GCSEs are also being reformed.
High tides were today expected to complicate matters.
To complicate matters, Captain Sonar is played in real time.
To complicate matters, he was black, his pursuers white.
To complicate matters, not all cookies are the same.
"To complicate matters, U.S.-Pakistani relations are currently toxic".
To complicate matters, a new version came out in 1225.
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