The phrase "complement about" is not commonly used in English grammar.
The term "complement" refers to a word or phrase that completes the meaning of a sentence, while "about" is a preposition that indicates the object of a verb or a noun. It is grammatically incorrect to use "complement" and "about" together in a sentence. Instead, you can use phrases like "complementing," "complementing in," or "complementing with" to convey a similar meaning. Here are some examples: - The red shoes complemented her outfit perfectly. - The report included a paragraph complementing the team's efforts. - His thoughtful words complemented the joyful occasion. - The blue curtains complement well with the white walls.
The West Florida was a sloop-of-war armed, according to its captors, with several four- and six-pound cannons and carrying a crew complement of about 30.
Both PEGylated GF-MS and DEAE-MS activated the complement system of about 33% less than their corresponding naked microspheres, while loading PEGylated DEAE-MS with indomethacin almost suppressed complement activation.
Cross-sectional studies usually also collect information about age and other variables to complement information about the body concentration of pollutants.
Indeed, Camp Borneo, which is built on the ice each spring by Russian and French entrepreneurs mainly to serve wealthy tourists, probably would not be attracting its annual complement of about 200 visitors a year without such technology.
By contrast, Obama's campaign, in addition to fighting for the usual complement of about a dozen swing states, has shifted considerable resources into a group of states — the list has, at one time or another, included Virginia, North Carolina, Indiana, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota and Georgia — that haven't been strongly contested for at least three elections, if not longer.
But you can imagine that he would have been exhilarated by the performances of the Keyboard Concertos No. 5 in F minor and No. 3 in D that the superb pianist Andras Schiff gave at Avery Fisher Hall on Wednesday night with a complement of about two dozen string players from the New York Philharmonic.
It was to complement ideas about job design with a deeper exploration of how jobs evolved over time – that is of careers.
They were also known for having excellent command and control, and communication facilities, making them ideal flagships on deployments, with a complement of about 280 crew.
This vegan soup's strong flavors, which also include curry leaves and caramelized onions, will complement just about any vegetable, so feel free to toss in any extras you have in the crisper.
The complement is about 200, including 20 officers.
