The phrase "complementary for" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that goes well with or works together with something else. For example, "The blueberry muffins were complementary for the cup of tea."
These documents are necessarily complementary, for the questions do not appear on the pages of Schacht's answers.
Advantages and disadvantages of both radiations make them complementary for measuring crystallographic textures in a wide range of materials.
Cost for this day-long workshop is complementary for delegates who are already registered for the Medicine X | ED conference (except for device demo registrants).
"We're more complementary, for people who are shaving down their cable services or trimming the breadth of what they get," said Brian Jaquet, a spokesman for the company.
The model predicts criteria of failure, which are interestingly complementary for the polymer and the electrode films, and hence explains the observation of the chain-like nucleation pattern.
As a complementary for robust possibilistic programming approach, this paper proposes different novel robust flexible programming and robust mixed possibilistic-flexible programming models.
Experiments with single crystal silicon electrodes show that the PMC-curves are characteristically different and complementary for p- and n- type electrodes and significantly affected by interfacial charge transfer recombination.
Results suggest that the two approaches are complementary for firm performance, but have opposite effects on product innovativeness: while a forward-looking approach is positively related to product innovativeness, a retrospective approach seems to be negatively related.
"They're going to be complementary for a long time.
As such, the providers are complementary for our application.
What this amounts to is different, but complementary, for speaker and hearer.
