The phrase "also harmonize with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different elements complement or work well together in a particular context, such as music, design, or ideas.
Example: "The colors in the painting also harmonize with the overall theme of tranquility."
Alternatives: "also align with" or "also complement".
(Anderson) The Wailers (Tuesday) Bob Marley's faithful ensemble has also harmonized with Carlos Santana, Stevie Wonder, Sting and more.
He also harmonized with Dionne Warwick on "Then Came You" (1974), a collaboration that was the Spinners' only No. 1 hit.
Further, it also harmonizes with the notion that endothelial cells within the diabetic milieu of the wound appear to be defective in the production and, possibly, release of the most potent pro-angiogenic factor VEGF.
So, unlike post-war men, contemporary men must therefore also harmonize their traditional breadwinner responsibilities with larger-scale responsibilities -- responsibilities that would normally require some form of rebellious dissent.
Together, the Vlassak-Verhulst designers and the Schultings agreed to demolish the existing home and build a new one in the style of an English manor — an architectural design that would not only fulfill the family's needs but also would harmonize with similar houses in Wassenaar, home to Holland's wealthiest elite, including Crown Prince Willem-Alexander.
It also harmonizes nicely with the Thompson and Spencer [3] dual process theory that two opposing processes, i.e. depression and facilitation, predominate one after the other to determine the final behavioral outcome after stimulus repetition.
The city is also trying to harmonize with the rising sharing economy.
The just person not only refrains from meddling with what is not his, externally, but also harmonizes the three parts of the soul internally.
She has also harmonized on recordings by such reggae artists as the Wailers and Steel Pulse.
