The phrase "a program that complements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program that enhances or adds value to another program or system.
Example: "The new software is a program that complements our existing tools, making our workflow more efficient."
Alternatives: "a program that enhances" or "a program that supports".
The F.D.I.C., through its Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program, provided a three-year guarantee on bank debt, a program that complemented the TARP capital injections by ensuring that participating banks had not just more capital but also assured access to funding, and could thus avoid the crippling runs that represented the death knell of firms starting with Bear Stearns in March 2008.
The organization developed a comprehensive concept of health that takes into account the biological, socioeconomic and psychological conditions of beneficiaries and implements a multidimensional program that complements medical treatment.
"We're a Web-based program that complements the ground-based programs," said Sean Duffy, chief executive and co-founder of Omada.
The Leadership Credential is a professional development program that complements the rigorous Harris academic experience by immersing students in coordinated co-curricular experiences.
The Chinati Foundation also has a rotating temporary exhibition program that complements their outstanding roster of artists on permanent display.
We found that a stronger solar economy in Arizona will not depend, at least initially, on advanced graduate training in engineering, but on a broad-based Bachelor's level degree program that complements engineering studies with a strong emphasis on verbal and written communication, as well as business and teaming abilities.
Growing a program that provides more opportunity to study music would complement these arts programs.
As already discussed, the revenue from the carbon fee could fund government programs that complement a carbon tax in achieving emissions reductions.
Clean energy spending could fund programs that complement a carbon tax and enable the policy to achieve additional low- cost emissions reductions, or it could fund inefficient programs that achieve few emissions reductions.
Those initiatives must be driven by the Indian government, but donor agencies and international partners should continue to lend a hand by creating funding programs that complement government initiatives and focus on diseases of the poor, promoting technology transfer and clarifying the patent landscape for needed products, and articulating their top international procurement priorities.
