The phrase "a complementary design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a design that enhances or completes another design, often in contexts like architecture, fashion, or graphic design.
Example: "The interior of the house features a complementary design that harmonizes with the exterior architecture."
Alternatives: "an enhancing design" or "a supportive design".
These considerations form a framework, which amalgates the perspectives of human actors, technology and organization and ultimately leads to a complementary design of industrial labor.
Employing a complementary design, we examined data from 2972 survivors participating in the MI Onset study in the United States and 35 survivors from the MI Illness Narrative Study.
Because the suggested approach supports a composition of a BPEL4WS executable process by combining the business rules and the process flow, the suggested approach can be used as a complementary design method of a BPEL4WS process model, and not as a substitute method of the BPEL4WS model.
They say they will not offer game-design courses until Lehigh's arts professors get a complementary design-arts course up and running.
We show that a model peptide that exists in the bulk as a molten globular state consisting of many interconverting structures can fold into either a helix-coil-helix or an extended helix structure in the presence of a complementary designed patterned surface at low hydrophobicity (3.7%) or a uniform surface at high hydrophobicity (50%).
Our experiments suggest that a perfectly complementary design and a transient expression strategy for reporter constructs may – in the case of catalytically active Ago-proteins – lead to a disproportionately strong response mediated by a minor fraction of silencing complexes.
Here, we describe an alternative but complementary design strategy that employs a single Zn-BDPA core scaffold, and attempts to enhance PS recognition by appending relatively small functional groups.
Such a balanceable and complementary design between electrode and electrolyte allow rapid ion and electron transport in ionic liquid-based electrolyte and hybridized electrodes.
A process for generating complementary design views from a goal model with high variability in configurations, behavioral specifications, architectural and business processes is presented in (Yu et al. 2008).
To this end, the authors employed three complementary design views: a feature model, a statechart and a component model.
Two rules are established to search for a generalized minimum aberration design through its complementary design in a sliced equidistance design.
