The phrase "a tool that complements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a tool or resource that enhances or works well with another tool or system.
Example: "This software is a tool that complements our existing project management system, making it easier to track progress."
Alternatives: "a resource that enhances" or "a device that supports".
This paper focuses on the methodology and tools that complements the programming model forming a consistent development environment with the objective of simplifying the live of application developers.
Asynchronous learning may be a tool that is better used as a complement to traditional education rather than a replacement, especially in the setting of EM.
Crucially, these experiments offer a tool that is rapid to implement and derives information on a large scale, which complements that typically derived from sequencing.
Agali's experience in Guatemala demonstrates the effectiveness of incorporating storytelling into girl-centered advocacy, and shows that documenting development projects can be done using participatory, narrative tools that complement the rigorous qualitative analysis already standard in the field.
Patient decision aids are booklets, videos, or online tools that complement practitioner counseling; they have been found to increase people's involvement in making more informed and value-based care decisions.
Legatics has an anchor client A&O-- and entrée to the marketplace; A&O has a technological tool that complements its practice expertise, makes it more efficient, and enhances client 'stickiness,' and clients have more effective legal delivery as well as internal access to the platform.
The electrochemical method provides a general tool that complements the commonly used spectroscopic methods and immune method for the detection of PAHs.
This pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic simulation provides a useful tool that complements susceptibility data to help in the selection of appropriate empirical antibiotic therapy on the regional level.
BIOBASE is a powerful tool that complements the IPA analysis by looking for conserved transcription factor binding sites in the GOIs and moving upstream to identify significant signaling pathways.
CIM is a visualisation tool that complements well the Correlation Circles plots and the Relevance Networks as clusters of subsets of variables of the same type correlated with subsets of variables of the other type can be observed.
Thus, DAM-DALEC could offer an advantage of capturing snapshots of chromatin structure in living animals at defined developmental stages and can be a powerful tool that complements existing genomics methods for investigating chromatin structure and dynamics on a whole genome level.
