The phrase "actually complemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been enhanced or improved by another element or factor.
Example: "The new design actually complemented the existing architecture, creating a harmonious blend of old and new."
Alternatives: "truly enhanced" or "genuinely improved".
The voice-over narration was far less intrusive; it actually complemented the visuals pretty effectively.
This result confirms that the pkn22 mutation was actually complemented in the WT# pkn22/ petE- pkn22 strain.
Before using this strain in our transcriptomic analysis, we wanted to check if the expression of the pkn22 gene under the petE promoter actually complemented the pkn22 mutation.
Firstly, Kaniak et al. state that this transcriptional repression is weak (the transcriptome analysis was actually complemented with promotor-lacZ fusions, and it was found that MTH1, both in the wild-type and in the Δrgt1 mutant, is subject to considerable glucose repression, not glucose induction as would be expected for a gene primarily regulated by Rgt1 [ 21].
And Puwanarajah believes his medical background actually complements his acting.
Rather than acting as a substitute to traditional broadcasting, it can actually complement it.
Airbnb's founders say they are actually complementing hotels and infusing the lower-trafficked areas of popular destinations like New York with business they would not have otherwise.
As I argued on the day of the conference, I believe a unified men's sector can not only peacefully co-exist with the women's movement, but actually complement it.
As an admirer of both thinkers, however, I do not want to forget about it, and I think it is possible to productively engage this heated exchange in such a way as to avoid much of the bloodletting and to emerge on the other side with a better sense of how their seemingly opposed intellectual projects actually complement each other.
As Tone and David Herzberg, in his cultural history of psychiatric drugs, "Happy Pills in America" (2008) — the books actually complement each other nicely — both point out, the anxiolytics were enmeshed in exactly the same scientific, financial, and ethical confusion as antidepressants today.
I want to hire somebody that actually complements [me] and would become part of a team.
