"complement information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to additional facts or insights that enhance or supplement existing information. For example: "The additional survey results complement our existing information about customer satisfaction."
This comprehensive review of the nongenetic patient factors that have been evaluated in advanced NSCLC can be used to complement information on genetic factors to inform the design of future clinical trials by suggesting additional subgroups of patients with differential treatment response and outcomes.
Surface-sensitive and high-resolution techniques were used to complement information gathered from classical, macroscopic methods.
In rheumatology, various observational cohorts and registries have been created to complement information obtained from RCTs, some with the primary purpose of monitoring effectiveness and safety of biologic agents.
And researchers could take measures to sift through the misinformation by, say, sending users anonymous surveys that would complement information on their profiles; or, at a minimum, they could describe their study as a behavior analysis of Ashley Madison users, rather than a definitive study of infidelity.
Inquires were also used to complement information about annual water availability, permanent or seasonal, and the month when locality dries.
Since much of the regulation of FoxO protein function is posttranscriptional, our results complement information from such studies.
The interface connects small-scale CRM simulations to large-scale aerosol transport simulations in a dynamical downscaling framework and complements information about aerosol size distribution spectra.
New forms of remotely sensed data and methods of image analysis have emerged in recent years, which have the potential to provide information on mountain pine beetle red-attack damage that complements information gathered from existing survey methods.
These findings indicate that the V6 rRNA amplicon sequencing technology is a valuable tool in complementing information about the bacterial community in host tissues.
It complements information already available on the evaluation intranet site.
The various documents provided crucial information which complemented information from the primary sources.
