The phrase "all complement" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is complete or fully supportive, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project was a success, and all complement was appreciated by the team."
Alternatives: "all support" or "full complement".
"These things all complement each other," Ms. Kempe said.
Similarly, all complement components were also significantly higher in PBC compared to control sera.
Importantly, miniFH and FH-CR2 interfered only minimally with complement-mediated serum killing of bacteria when compared to untargeted inhibition of all complement pathways by eculizumab.
C3 was considered as a significant feature of complement pathway activation because of its key role in all complement activation pathways (Jones et al., 2013).
Since complement activation is detrimental with deadly consequences, its inhibition should be or can be extended as wide and completely covering all complement factors; however, terminal blockage of the pathway allows C3 activation to offer effective defence mechanism for the body [51, 52].
I think it's fun - plus they all complement one another.
All the complement regulatory proteins are candidates when extensive inhibition of complement is required [49, 50].
Tender lamb, steak and even emu are popular, all complemented by a mouth-watering menu of home-grown mango, melon and pineapple.
These books own the plain beauty of fresh-planed two-by-fours, all complemented by well-made papers, proper and elegant typefaces, delicate spot illustrations.
The entrance opens into a courtyard centered around a pool, a hot tub and a bar, all complemented by gray and shock white décor with orange accents.
Those "outsiders," second-home owners and retirees, are being drawn to Norris by its lake living, rural solitude, mild year-round climate and inexpensive housing — all complemented by proximity to the cities of Oak Ridge and Knoxville.
