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The phrase "are to complement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is intended to enhance or complete another thing.
Example: "The new features are to complement the existing functionalities of the software, making it more user-friendly."
Alternatives: "are meant to enhance" or "are designed to complete".
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Field potentials (FPs) and multi-unit activities (MUAs) are to complement each other.
These MUVE modules are to complement and extend the current curriculum of the Understandings of Consequence Project's Causal Patterns in Ecosystems curriculum.
Validation of traditional remedies and their therapeutic potential are needed if they are to complement wilderness wound care safely and reliably.
It's unclear if Mobile Services are to complement or replace these older toolkits, she notes.
The motivations are to complement these previous initiatives and release resources of syllable transcription with stress vowel indication.
Thus, among the aims of his research program are to complement the efforts the regional governments are making to mitigate air pollution problems and to counter air pollution episodes based on scientific facts and practical strategies.
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"What we hope to do is to complement it.
"The idea is to complement what's already there, not overwhelm it.
The competition is to complement the adult waiters' race, based on those held in France.
The idea was to complement but not to mimic the academic style of its neighbors.
Our plan was to complement our culinary itinerary with visits to cultural sites.
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