The phrase "a complementary measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action or policy that enhances or supports another action or policy.
Example: "The government introduced a complementary measure to the existing healthcare policy to improve access to services."
Alternatives: "an additional measure" or "a supportive measure".
We contend that neuroimaging may, finally, be taking steps toward providing a complementary measure to self-report for pain measurement.
The creation of jobs in areas afflicted by unemployment is certainly a complementary measure.
Here we discuss a complementary measure, the 'miss rate', and show how to estimate it in practice.
Therefore, instrumented gait analysis can provide a complementary measure of treatment efficacy.
Still, the University of Vermont study presents what could be a complementary measure, and it provides a few decent cocktail-party nuggets along the way.
As a complementary measure, chemical coagulation pretreatment was found able to achieve up to 50% COD and 85% ADMI removal.
The proportion of each haplogroup that was sampled within its core habitat provides a second, complementary measure of ecological affinity as this value will be lower for generalists.
A second complementary measure could be to manage the fishing-induced selectivity, which may produce positive outcomes from a human perspective (e.g. evolution of large adult body size as opposed to downsizing of adults, Boukal et al. 2008; Jørgensen et al. 2009; Matsumura et al. 2011).
One potentially fruitful direction for future research would be to explore eye-blink rate (EBR) as a potentially complementary measure that may potentially shed light on the relationship between LC-NE and DA activity in relationship to reward and positive affect.
A separate, complementary measure which creates the basis for the harmonised corporate tax system - the Common Corporate Tax Base - was approved by 451 votes to 141, with 59 abstentions.
A separate, complementary measure which creates the basis for the harmonised corporate tax system -- the Common Corporate Tax Base -- was approved by 39 votes to 12, with 5 abstentions.
