The phrase "as a complementary measure to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional actions or strategies that support or enhance a primary measure or initiative.
Example: "The government implemented new regulations as a complementary measure to improve public health."
Alternatives: "as an additional step to" or "as a supportive action to".
Here, we used it as a complementary measure to characterize the metropolitan spaces based on the heterogeneity of the country codes that appear in the calling records.
It remains to be examined whether DLQI could serve as a complementary measure to dermal phototoxicity in clinical trials on PP.
This technique may serve as a complementary measure to standard ROI analysis and potentially offers a way of investigating and quantifying the spatial heterogeneity of the tumour vasculature in vivo.
Since gait may be more easily and quantifiably measured than psychometrics, our findings might contribute to establish the value of quantitative gait assessment as a complementary measure to neuropsychological assessment in older adults with MCI.
Although we are not able to quantify the level of the score S that enables us to consider an interaction reliable, the score S can be used as a complementary measure to evaluate the reliability of a predicted interaction.
As a complementary measure to improve cholera control, the use of OCVs for the prevention of larger cholera outbreaks in areas where cholera is endemic was first recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2002[ 9].
Perceived accessibility, defined as "how easy it is to live a satisfactory life using the transport system", is proposed to be a complementary measure to conventional, objective measures of accessibility.
As a complementary measure, chemical coagulation pretreatment was found able to achieve up to 50% COD and 85% ADMI removal.
Further studies are needed to evaluate the benefits of this coating on medical devices that are frequently touched by HCWs and to determine whether it can be used as a complementary measure for the preventing of the spread of microorganisms to sites near patients in hospital settings.
As a complementary measure, careful management of energy resources is important to promote economic growth, protect ecosystems and provide sustainable natural resources.
To evaluate the utility of weight-for-length (defined as gm/cm3, known as the "ponderal index") as a complementary measure of growth in infants in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).
