def METHOD_NAME(configure_sockets_environment, connect_to_sockets_module, wait_for_analysisd_startup,
                                   generate_events_and_alerts, get_alert):
    '''
    description: Check if the alerts generated by the 'wazuh-analysisd' daemon from
                 Linux 'syscheck' events are valid. The 'validate_analysis_alert_complex'
                 function checks if an 'analysisd' alert is properly formatted in
                 reference to its 'syscheck' event.
    wazuh_min_version: 4.2.0
    tier: 2
    parameters:
        - configure_sockets_environment:
            type: fixture
            brief: Configure environment for sockets and MITM.
        - connect_to_sockets_module:
            type: fixture
            brief: Module scope version of 'connect_to_sockets' fixture.
        - wait_for_analysisd_startup:
            type: fixture
            brief: Wait until the 'wazuh-analysisd' has begun and the 'alerts.json' file is created.
        - generate_events_and_alerts:
            type: fixture
            brief: Read the specified YAML and generate every event and alert using the input from every test case.
        - get_alert:
            type: fixture
            brief: List of alerts to be validated.
    assertions:
        - Verify that the alerts generated are consistent with the events received.
    input_description: Different test cases that are contained in an external YAML file (syscheck_events.yaml)
                       that includes 'syscheck' events data and the expected output.
    inputs:
        - 12280 test cases distributed among 'syscheck' events of type 'added', 'modified', and 'deleted'.
    expected_output:
        - Multiple messages (alert logs) corresponding to each test case,
          located in the external input data file.
    tags:
        - alerts
        - man_in_the_middle
        - wdb_socket
    '''
    alert = get_alert
    path = alert['syscheck']['path']
    mode = alert['syscheck']['event'].title()
    validate_analysis_alert_complex(alert, events_dict[path][mode])