The phrase "a complementary direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, strategies, or actions that enhance or support each other in a particular context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is taking a complementary direction to our existing sales approach, ensuring a more cohesive brand message."
Alternatives: "a supportive direction" or "an aligned direction".
The further proposal set out by the president recently to limit the proprietary activities of banks approaches the problem from a complementary direction.
Unlike other research, this paper extends the capabilities of DFT in a complementary direction, showing how to fit or train a DFT model by estimating the EAW based on sequentially obtained samples of decision trials.
Population clustering methods have also been developed in a complementary direction, using low-dimensional projections and eigenanalysis to cluster individuals (Patterson et al., 2006).
There is also a complementary direction filter, which selects only those results which are consistent across groups, that is, they are significant and with the same direction of effect in each group.
In a complementary research direction, the issue of designing testbeds to experimentally evaluate both threats (and their countermeasures) has been carried out by Hahn et al. and Mallouhi et al. in [33,34].
As expected, Ørsted rms differences are larger in the direction that is perpendicular to the field and the Star Imager bore sight (B⊥), and lower in the direction of the field (B B ) and in the third complementary direction (B3).
Gene transcribed in the reverse (complementary) direction are indicated with [C].
An alternative but complementary direction of research is based on finding ways to arrest functional decline in older people who have been helped to live at home (e.g. [ 3, 22]).
Research & development will continue to progress along three major, parallel but complementary, directions: a) ICT for vehicular and infrastructure intelligence.
Using a well-balanced mix of talking-head interviews, archival imagery and some dreamy animated sequences, Mr. Bendjelloul builds a narrative that simultaneously moves in two seemingly opposite if complementary directions.
Research aimed at understanding the multiple layers of control in floral initiation has been a very active field over the past 40 years and has followed several complementary directions.
