The phrase "and complements a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something enhances or adds to a variety of items or options.
Example: "The new software features are user-friendly and complements a range of existing tools in our suite."
Alternatives: "and enhances a variety" or "and adds to a selection".
The online element complements a range of BBC programming which includes a monthly documentary and weekly news features.
This led to programs called iMovie, then iPhoto and then a conceptual view of the home computer as a "digital hub" that would complement a range of devices.
The idea is to offer food to complement a range of wines, but any good menu should: here, it's not easy to form a coherent meal.
MCA methods complement a range of methods available for sustainability assessment.
Mozambique's early childhood interventions complement a range of other improvements in primary education, funded in part by two Global Partnership grants totaling $US169 million from 2008 to 2015.
Furthermore, unlike SapB, which can complement a range of bald mutants (in the bld genes) that cannot generate an aerial mycelium, catenulipeptin could not restore aerial hyphae formation in S. coelicolor M600 Δ bldA.
Viva Glam V is a sheer neutral pinky shade that complements a wide range of skin tones and is available in a lipstick (£11) or MAC's signature Lipglass (£10.50).
The distribution of these phage-encoded effectors (Table 1) in the available Salmonella genome sequences, determined as described in the Materials and Methods, demonstrates the plasticity of the effector complement across a range of strains.
Attractants are primarily perianth pigmentation, complemented by a range of floral odours in many species, but flower shape and tepal orientation, in particular functional floral symmetry, may be equally important for some pollinators.
The labs are complemented by a range of flexible teaching spaces that can be configured for smaller and larger groups.
