The phrase "all complemented" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing completeness or enhancement, but it requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The project was successful because all aspects were complemented by thorough research."
Alternatives: "fully enhanced" or "entirely supported".
Tender lamb, steak and even emu are popular, all complemented by a mouth-watering menu of home-grown mango, melon and pineapple.
I'm smitten with the small, crimson-colored dining room, which exudes both a homeyness and a budget-minded elegance, all complemented by a relaxed and attentive wait staff.
roles as well as vessel forms and techniques of early Chinese ceramic, all complemented by 29 objects from the GRASSI Museum Leipzig, where the collection was endowed.
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.
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.
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.
They're all complementing each other," says Mignot of the urban mobility options in play.
Their efforts, my efforts and the efforts of many others are all necessary and should all complement each other.
There are key considerations here: the design pieces must be sized to fit well on the lampshade and the design pieces should all complement each other.
All 4 alleles complemented all the deficiencies we tested, and we could thus not map the locus to any genomic region.
Afterwards, everyone moved to the Great Hall where a dance band was made up of the all-stars, complemented by Dizzy Gillespie, plus members of the Marine band.
