The phrase "a complementary part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that completes or enhances another element, often in contexts like design, relationships, or systems.
Example: "In this project, the marketing strategy is a complementary part of our overall business plan."
Alternatives: "an integral component" or "a supportive element".
Leinster can retort that importing players is only a complementary part of the building process.
Despite this, it still forms only a complementary part of charities' dealings with the media overall, says Browning.
Crowdfunding should be seen as a complementary part of raising finance and support – not as a stand-alone channel.
This work is a complementary part for what we proposed in [1].
The stress functions for these problems consist of two parts: a principal part containing singular and multi-valued terms, and a complementary part containing only holomorphic terms.
Therefore, in order to obtain single-photon emission in a complementary part of the spectrum, we replace the monolayer of WSe2 with WS2 (exfoliated from an n-doped bulk crystal) as the active layer; the rest of the QLED device structure remains unchanged.
Thus, the data resulting from the proposed methodology are formed by a part of the original signal and by a compressed complementary part in the form of synaptic weights.
Although there are some similar tools developed for one of these functions, such as MicroSNiPer, mrSNP and RNAsnp (17, 18, 23), we think these tools in miRNASNP v2.0 is a necessary complementary part of the miRNASNP database.
A second and complementary part of this work will examine quantitative methods that provide detailed descriptions of the structure and its relations to the transport processes that it must support [3].
Even though patient- and person-reports are always subjective and its ability to evaluate healthcare is often questioned, these reports comprise an essential and complementary part of patient- and person-centered healthcare.
However, the rational method was not one-dimensional and undiversified, for it not only functioned in accordance to the pure formal structure, but also with the aid of the so-called intuitive insight (touzhi 透智), which represented an inseparable and complementary part of intuitive methods.
