The phrase "also complemented by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is enhanced or supplemented by an additional element or feature.
Example: "The dish was delicious, also complemented by a refreshing salad on the side."
Alternatives: "also enhanced by a" or "further supported by a".
These analyses were also complemented by an analysis of the emergence of state capitalism and of the culture industry that replaces the need for consent and even the pseudo-consent of ideology.
Tynan genius for criticism – which I don't think is too strong a word – was also complemented by the ability to see British theatre in a global context.
The efforts of the Four A's staff were also complemented by Ms. Lazarus's successor, Philip B. Dusenberry, who now begins his term as the chairman of the association for 2000-2001.
That sense of the "right moment" was also complemented by the fact that "the cloud" was maturing to a point where suddenly, a very small team could create and launch a top-tier ecommerce website running that level of traffic. Louis C.K. made a million dollars in 12 days.
Furthermore, the albino phenotype of the alb2 mutant was also complemented by transformation with pAUR-PksP (data not shown).
The GJ1 cable is also complemented by our solar array installation at the power station in Vale earlier this year, which further demonstrates our commitment to the environment.
Rainie tells me that the e-reading trend may become more democratized as cheaper devices continue to enter the market, an area led by Amazon and its Kindle Fire range but also complemented by other OEMs developing both Android and Windows 8 devices to compete against the premium-priced iPad from Apple.
While crowdsourced technologies, such as crowdcomputing, will continue to play a big role in processing big crisis data, but crowdcomputing alone will not be enough the efficiency of the crisis response can be significantly enhanced if the crowds are also complemented by the machines.
