"complementary figures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to two figures that together form a complete or balanced set. For example: "In the graph, the blue bar represents sales from physical stores and the red bar represents online sales. These two complementary figures showcase the overall success of the company's omni-channel strategy."
The Clintonians like to describe their bosses as complementary figures who act as "force multipliers".
Mozart and Janacek, featured on Tuesday, are the key complementary figures, but Purcell, Dvorak, Berg and the young New York composer Timothy Andres are also in the mix.
This data article contains complementary figures and results related to the research article entitled "Negative Fgf8-Bmp2 feed-back is controlled by miR-130 during early cardiac specification" [15], which reveals what specific role miR-130 plays during the cardiac induction process.
Due to the difficulty of an objective evaluation of the synthetic voices, several complementary figures of merit were adopted, namely: the log-spectral distance (D LE ), signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) [6], root-mean-square error (RMSE), Perceptual Evaluation of Speech Quality (PESQ) [7], and P.563, a single-ended method for objective speech quality [8].
Additional file 1: Complementary figures showing study flowchart, methodology and results.
Figure 2 and the complementary figures in the Appendix show that RRV transmission in Queensland is characterized by considerable between- and within-year variations stratified by age and sex.
He's Avery Cross, a complementary figure: a college-educated uniformed cop and son of a well respected ex-judge.
An evolutionary tree based on the data in the table, showing the minimum numbers of nucleotide changes in each branch, is illustrated in the complementary figure.
In late diakinetic oocytes, H14 and pH 3 immunostaining patterns are complementary (Figure 3G,I).
A complementary figure to Table 3 is presented in Figure 1.
To induce CNV in albino mice we provoked a local injury using liquid nitrogen cooled needle that reproducibly induces CNV in pigmented as well as albino animals (complementary figure).
