The phrase "a complementary piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an item or element that enhances or completes another item or element, often in contexts like art, design, or fashion.
Example: "This painting serves as a complementary piece to the sculpture in the gallery, creating a harmonious visual experience."
Alternatives: "an accompanying element" or "a matching component".
He then added to it a complementary piece celebrating the accession of Joseph's brother Leopold II.
The Titans want to focus their offense around DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry, making Marcus Mariota more of a complementary piece.
Besides, they'd rather Leshoure be a complementary piece as a true between-the-tackles ballcarrier who can give this offense the foundational rushing attack it lacks.
Sparano favors a run-oriented offense, and Tebow could emerge as a complementary piece, creating more opportunities for Sanchez to maximize one of his strengths, the play-action.
"It's a complementary piece to our cable pie because it is distinctly female and distinctly young, both in its original shows and in its potential for growth," Lauren Zalaznick, who heads Women@NBCU, said.
Oliver Burkeman spoke to Leonard Kleinrock, the UCLA professor who led the project, for a complementary piece on how the internet changed the world for ever, noting that the Arpanet's development into what we have today was never inevitable.
Camby's ability to play off his teammates, hit the open 15-foot shot and dunk in misses makes him a great complementary piece.
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My original intent with this complementary piece was to run through a handful of old Amiga favorites but since I couldn't do that without highlighting Gods, Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe, and The Chaos Engine, I've decided to use these words to toast the Bitmaps' incredible work for Commodore's big-selling home computer.
Protein oligomerization can also be monitored using protein-fragment complementation methods where interacting proteins of interest are tagged with complementary pieces of a fluorescent protein, such as GFP or a luminescent protein, such as luciferase.
Finding the complementary pieces for a bullpen is one of the hardest tasks in baseball, mainly because relievers are often so difficult to predict from year to year.
