The phrase "and complemented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is enhanced or completed by an additional element or feature.
Example: "The dish was served with a side salad and complemented with a tangy vinaigrette."
Alternatives: "and enhanced by" or "and accompanied by".
The United Nations says its report is based on more than 100 interviews and focus group discussions carried out in March and April and complemented with quantitative data.
The risk factors for why these young men get involved in criminality also needs to be clearly diagnosed and complemented with a treatment plan that involves the family and community.
These poems are as charming as the best silent films and complemented with an introduction by E. B. White and illustrations from the creator of "Krazy Kat," George Herriman.
The beamline controls, are being developed based on EPICS, and complemented with a user-friendly interface.
Theoretical studies of precipitation behavior of M23C6 and Laves phase were carried out by TC-PRISMA and complemented with DICTRA.
Oberon is dark yet irresistible, housed in a streamlined black IP coated stainless steel case and complemented with a custom designed linked strap and bright white LED display.
A mathematical model for an anodic half-cell redox-flow lithium-ion battery is derived and complemented with experiments.
This procedure is validated and complemented with the simulations performed with an accurate full-wave electromagnetic solver (M3/HEMCUVE).
These findings are presented in this section, in light of the statistical evidence, and complemented with personal stories from the viewpoints of teachers themselves.
On the basis of this appraisal and complemented with input from MS, EFSA carries out a scientific evaluation and issues an opinion.
Postoperative CT studies are reviewed interactively on dedicated workstations and complemented with multiplanar reconstructions as necessary, to better depict postoperative anatomy and relevant findings [22, 23, 24, 25].
