'complementarity with' is correct and usable in written English, although it may also be used in spoken English.
It is used to refer to the idea of two or more complementary things working together to create a more effective whole. For example, "The company's success is attributed to the complementarity between the individual skills of its staff."
There is competition and complementarity with SuperKamiokande / T2K in Japan, and the NOνA physicists are glad of this strong start.
Her lovely voice, in alternating complementarity with his, was warmly welcome.
It has complementarity with other sectors," said George Pagoulatos, professor of European politics and economy at Athens University of economics and business.
Possibly there was a conceptual error due to the complementarity with the second component.
However, institutional changes remained uncompleted and did not show complementarity with macroeconomic factors in parallel with the developed countries.
The complementarity with other localization algorithms is presented by using their results as initialization stage for this algorithm.
One popular concept acts on the assumption that a bound ligand must exhibit perfect shape complementarity with a given binding pocket to achieve high affinity binding.
Thus, also ligands with high residual mobility and pronounced flexibility can experience strong binding even though their actual shape complementarity with the binding pocket is far from perfect.
In the end, a study case is conducted, reaffirming the theoretical findings, to improve MI concept definition through its complementarity with Competitive Intelligence (CI) organizational process.
The optimisation of CTA must take into account competition and complementarity with Fermi, in particularly in the overlapping energy range 10 100 GeV.
Other lines of thinking are due to Primas (2007), addressing complementarity with partial Boolean algebras, and Filk and von Müller (2008), indicating links between basic conceptual categories in quantum physics and psychology.
