The phrase "a supplementary effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or extra effort made to support or enhance a primary action or goal.
Example: "In order to achieve our targets, we need to make a supplementary effort in our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an additional effort" or "a supporting effort".
This research was a supplementary effort designed to provide information about timing of Chinook salmon egg deposition, in support of a larger egg quantification study whose results will be published separately.
17 However, because fibroblasts do not have a contractile capacity, a supplementary effort is required from the surviving cardiomyocytes and a consequent downward spiral that includes neurohormonal activation, further cardiomyocyte death, and increased fibrosis.
It's an ongoing supplementary effort to insure that top policy makers get the most information possible".
An increasing number of scientists think that NMDR relationships represent a toxicological reality, but supplementary effort is required to revisit the Paracelsus principle of " the dose makes the poison".
Limitations of these findings are discussed to help researchers to plan future advances of the field and provide supplementary effort to better know the role of less-studied aspects.
It offers a different –a supplementary– set of standards".
The increasing use of nuclear energy inevitably necessitates supplementary efforts, designed to ensure nuclear security and a legitimate use of nuclear energy, other than the obligation to the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons NPTT).
Interestingly, a significant reduction in the number of gaps per BAC is associated with decreased variation in sequence-read redundancy; we now use this correlation to predict whether a particular BAC sequence assembly with many gaps would benefit from the extra effort of preparing a supplementary shotgun library with copy-control competent cells.
As part of this effort, we are collaborating with experts at Durham University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to evaluate how housing improvements can be a supplementary measure for malaria control.
Part B is a supplementary insurance that covers outpatient services.
Eventually, Quinn hopes to create a supplementary newspaper comic strip.
