The phrase "analysis complemented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where an analysis is enhanced or supported by additional information or methods.
Example: "The report includes an analysis complemented with statistical data to provide a clearer understanding of the trends."
Alternatives: "analysis enhanced by" or "analysis supplemented with".
A two-pronged approach was applied in this study consisting of a landscape pattern analysis complemented with Bayesian spatial modelling.
The relationship between short-term morphodynamics and internal structure of shelly chenier ridges is investigated using ground-penetrating radar and core X-ray analysis, complemented with a comparison of aerial photographs.
The extent of the functionalization reaction was determined by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, energy dispersive X-ray analysis, elemental analysis, and thermogravimetric analysis complemented with temperature-programmed desorption experiments.
TG DSC analysis, complemented with XRD analysis, determines the type and the amount of hydrated phases at different ages to evaluate the influence of fineness on hydration properties of blended paste.
In this study, we present new structural data based on a remote and field analysis, complemented with analogue modelling experiments, and new geochemical analysis of volcanic rocks sampled in different portions of one of these transversal structures: the Goba-Bonga volcano-tectonic lineament (GBVL).
On the other side, Cytoscape facilitates a user-friendly graphical interface for network visualisation and analysis, complemented with a variety of plug-ins addressing different computational biological problems.
Traditional pollen analysis is complemented with plant macrofossil analysis and soil pollen analysis from within and in close proximity to the burial mounds in the coastal Bjäre peninsula, well known for its high density of well-preserved Bronze Age monuments.
This quantitative analysis was complemented with a qualitative analysis, where crosscorrelograms were computed (Fig. 2D), as described in the Methods section, using the stretches of spike trains recorded under steady-state conditions (Fig. 2C).
In order to allow a comprehensive analysis also of transcriptional effects of the identified CNAs, the copy number analysis was complemented with expression profiling using high-density (36 k) oligonucleotide micro arrays.
In addition, routine clinical gross and microscopic tissue analysis was complemented with routine research histological examination on the actual tissue piece that was later used for expression analysis.
