The phrase "and may be complemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be enhanced or supplemented by additional elements or features.
Example: "The main dish is delicious and may be complemented with a side of fresh vegetables for a balanced meal."
Alternatives: "and can be enhanced" or "and might be supplemented".
A few drops of turkey blood rapidly killed Le .tropica promastigotes in culture, although this in vitro effect could not be the same as that in the sand fly gut and may be complement-related (17, 18).
In Cardinium cBtQ1, the inability to synthesize pyridoxal and biotin may be complemented by other facultative endosymbionts of the host.
It is possible that, in their natural environments, Geobacillus strains form part of consortia, whereby strains deficient in genes or pathways required for hemicellulose degradation and utilization may be complemented by other members of the consortia.
In this context, DNA-based identification methods for insects and possibly also virus may be complemented and, at a later stage, even replaced by the more inexpensive typing via MALDI-MS.
In order to identify the most relevant CNAs we performed a number of complementary analyses as each method used has strengths and weaknesses that may be complemented by the other.
Unenhanced T1- and T2-weighted sequences with and without fat suppression may be complemented with MRCP sequences to assess the biliary and pancreatic ducts and with additional dynamic fat-suppressed T1-weighted gradient echo sequences during intravenous gadolinium contrast when pancreatic necrosis is suspected.
Johnson is one of two players from the host club originally selected – Ridgewell makes three – and his box-to-box running and fierce free-kicks may be complemented by the playmaking skills of Diego Valeri.
Owing to the recent advancements in molecular neurooncology, the neuropathological assessment of brain tumors is no longer restricted to provide information on a tumor's histological type and malignancy grade, but may be complemented by a growing number of molecular tests for clinically relevant tissue-based biomarkers.
These default settings may be complemented and partly replaced with settings provided by, e.g., the infrastructure to which the service is deployed.
At any time, the generalized pathway may be complemented with additional stage and entity specific sub workflows according to patient-specific decisions by the interdisciplinary tumour board sessions.
