The phrase "a complaint believing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a belief related to a complaint, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She filed a complaint believing that her rights had been violated."
Alternatives: "a complaint that suggests" or "a complaint asserting".
"We continue to strongly disagree with allegations outlined in the FTC's complaint, believing that key claims are unsupported and even contradicted by scientific data and market facts, and appear to be inconsistent with the views of the FDA," Mallinckrodt said in a statement on its website.
On 31 August 2012, Apple asked the same federal court to add the S III into its existing complaint, believing the device has violated its patents; Samsung countered with the statement: "Apple continues to resort to litigation over market competition in an effort to limit consumer choice".
Bruce's attitudes towards industrial relations were varied, and he was initially unsympathetic to either employer or employee complaints, believing the best resolutions to be those brokered between businesses and their employees.
Ferdinand, who only learned of the incident after watching a YouTube clip following the game, had not made a complaint, and believed the FA should have dealt with the matter, not the courts.
I mean, it's not like there weren't already ways to make a complaint – and believe me, Gatwick isn't exactly the best of class airport – or suggest a way to improve the service.
The minors did not lodge a complaint because they believed it would not be investigated adequately.
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But he said as part of his role to promote understanding of the law, he informs people they have the option of lodging a complaint "if they believe they have experienced racial discrimination or hatred".
Barkan acknowledged having those discussions, but said he did not make a complaint because he believed someone else, who he would not name, filed a complaint to the FPPC about the same subject matter.
