The phrase "a complementary process to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that enhances or completes another process, indicating that both work together effectively.
Example: "The new training program is a complementary process to our existing onboarding procedures, ensuring a smoother transition for new employees."
Alternatives: "an additional process to" or "a supportive process to".
The subject of model generation has received much attention as a complementary process to theorem proving.
These results indicate that IL extraction can be used as a complementary process to the ADS.
The IL extraction was successfully applied as a complementary process to the adsorptive desulfurization with activated Raney nickel and acetonitrile solvent.
Due to the inability of the ionic liquid to lower total sulfur compounds in real gasoline samples to a desirable level, an IL extraction was applied as a complementary process to the ADS, which was performed by activated Raney nickel adsorbent and acetonitrile solvent.
This solution-based approach offers an attractive and complementary process to the conventional band gap engineering of semiconductor NPs with fine tunable optical properties.
On the other hand, the by-products can be fed to a complementary process, which can further produce valuable products including H2 and methane (Hallenbeck and Ghosh 2009).
In addition, to minimize environmental impact, a complementary process capable of converting the generated by-products present in the effluent, thereby reducing the chemical oxygen demand, is an absolute requirement.
Principles for structural design" obliges to perform experimental research as part of a complementary process of designing this type of structures.
In order to preserve the decentralized control structure in IMGs, distributed communication-based reactive power sharing has been recently mentioned as a complementary process for the decentralized droop control.
Thus, the well characterised methylation-induced mutation, represented here as C→T,G is formally equivalent a complementary process on the opposite DNA strand, i.e. C,G→A.
A complementary approach to process standardization is process resequencing.
