The phrase "and then complemented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is enhanced or completed by an additional element or feature.
Example: "The dish was flavorful, and then complemented with a drizzle of balsamic reduction."
Alternatives: "and then enhanced by" or "and then accompanied by".
The first version of the manuscript was drafted by RCP, and then complemented with suggestions made by all the other authors.
The first version of the manuscript was drafted by FCO, and then complemented with suggestions from all the others, and mainly FGC, JLPS, JGC, and RCP.
The first version of the paper was drafted by Edilberto Alves Rocha Filho and Danielly Scaranello Santana and then complemented with suggestions made by the other authors.
The first version of the manuscript was drafted by AGL and EA, and then complemented with the suggestions of the others.
The first version of the manuscript was drafted by GJL and SMH, and then complemented with the suggestions of the others.
The first version of the paper was drafted by Samira Maerrawi Haddad under supervision of Jose Guilherme Cecatti and then complemented with suggestions made by the other authors.
To confirm that loss of tethering reduced the capacity of SCFDia2 to drive in vitro ubiquitylation of the CMG helicase, we repeated the above experiment with S phase extracts of control, ctf4Δ, or mrc1Δ and then complemented the extracts with buffer or with purified Ctf4 protein.
First, a list of studies cited in prior reviews made available by de Hoog et al. (2007) was used to create a spreadsheet with each article's authors, year, title and journal, which was then complemented with the abstracts (see the spreadsheet at http://fearappeals.com/meta-analysis/).
The survey of these research areas is then complemented with a brief review of the on-going activities in the other important research areas towards the Future Internet.
The procedure traditionally used for the search of drugs or therapeutic mutations includes in vitro experiments, designed to prevent the aggregation of model proteins, which are then complemented with cellular toxicity studies in vivo, slowing down the finding of solutions.
The results were then complemented with a critical scoping review of the literature aimed at identifying disease surveillance strategies and methods that are currently suggested as best suited to target vector-borne diseases in order to guide future development of surveillance in the countries in question.
