The phrase "a good supplement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that enhances or adds to another thing, often in the context of nutrition, education, or resources.
Example: "Vitamin D is a good supplement for maintaining healthy bones."
Alternatives: "an effective addition to" or "a beneficial complement to".
As one father said, regretfully, public school is a good supplement for home schooling.
Compared with SnO2 NFs, the enhanced adsorptivity was a good supplement for the high photocatalytic activity of the SnO2 NTs photocatalyst.
So the method is much timesaving and economical, and will be a good supplement for thickness determination techniques, especially under some circumstances where use of SEM, XRR, ellipsometer analyses are limited.
The results show that this method is not only an effective method for fabricating inner sol gel coating in a capillary but also a good supplement for the dip-coating technique under some circumstances where a dip-coating method is limited to be used.
Likewise comparative sequence analysis would be a good supplement for correct contig or scaffold positioning.
Already, there are indications that inflammation due to obesity may underlie the cardiovascular and other metabolic diseases that are sequelae of excessive weight gain [ 13], and hence EBN may be a good supplement for these problems since it can prevent inflammation, oxidative stress and weight gain.
Vitamin C has anti-inflammatory properties, making it a good supplement to help reduce a hives-like reaction, for instance.
Insect repellent: Except for children, repellent containing a small proportion of the chemical Deet is still recommended, though citronella oil (available cheaply from pharmacists) is a good supplement.
As for Mr. Pickens, he thinks he has found a pretty good supplement to his day job of running two investment funds under the name BP Capital.
But there is a good case for supplementing this with other sources of cash, perhaps including more patient charges for such things as hospital stays or GP visits.
