The phrase "able to complement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that has the capability to enhance or complete another person or thing.
Example: "Her skills in graphic design are able to complement the technical expertise of the development team."
Alternatives: "capable of enhancing" or "able to enhance".
In a complementation approach, we identified a C. glutamicum gene able to complement an arginine-auxotrophic E. coli argA mutant.
CaMET6p is able to complement the disruption of met6 in S. cerevisiae.
And I view -- nor Condi Rice -- I view the four as being able to complement each other.
AOX expression was able to complement the semilethality of partial knockdown of both cyclope (COXVIc) and the complex IV assembly factor Surf1.
These cells were able to complement the deleted gene function of PRRSV in trans and supported production of the replication-defective ΔORF2-PRRSV and ΔORF4-PRRSV viruses.
True PSC should possess both potential for multilineage differentiation in vitro and, more importantly, also be able to complement in vivo blastocyst development.
On the other hand, our data showed also that a more robust expression of AAE15 is able to complement the inactivation of the endogenous AAS protein in Synechocystis.
Such features have motivated to perceive VLC of being able to complement heterogeneous networks by providing additional spectrum and hence offloading the traffic of short range communications.
Thus, they were able to complement and discuss the results of the scenario planning process in the urban region of Rostock from a different perspective.
Over-expression of the previously isolated KS cDNA from pumpkin (Cu-curbita maxima) (CmKS) m the ga2 mutant was able to complement the mutant phenotype.
Not only must medicine and religion be allowed to coexist within a hospital, they must be able to complement one another.
