The phrase "are looking to complement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention to enhance or add to something in a positive way.
Example: "We are looking to complement our existing product line with new offerings that meet customer needs."
Alternatives: "aiming to enhance" or "seeking to add to".
Now Washington is looking to complement that with weaponry, equipment and forces from nations with the resources and recent combat experience, such as eastern European countries which fought in Afghanistan.
In a blog post, the company says it is currently registering 2 billion views on a daily basis, and that they're looking to complement their offering with live videos.
It makes sense that it is looking to complement that focus on software and services with a hardware partner, although Meizu is also still yet to prove itself in China or on the global stage.
Some women are looking to herbal remedies as alternatives or complements to treatment.
It's back to the drawing board for DreamWorks Animations, whose original offering Home – already in play in nine markets this week, including a rosy $9.1m No 1 debut in the UK – is looking to seed new franchise possibilities to complement Madagascar and How to Train Your Dragon.
The acquisition of the 25-person company, born out of a Cornell University lab, is a result of Logitech looking to complement their hardware solutions with solid video communication technology in combination with a R&D knowledge buy.
As a director he looks to complement the energy of each artist he's directing.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said a day earlier that European leaders needed to find a way to create the political union that the world is looking for to complement their monetary union.
"This is exactly the kind of fun, smart, unscripted competition show we've been looking for to complement TNT's entertaining lineup of scripted dramas," TNT's executive vice-president of programming Michael Wright said in a statement.
He's looking for someone to complement those skills – a seasoned CEO who has experience growing a company through later stage hurdles and, particularly, to streamline operations.
