"complementary ideas" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe two ideas or pieces of information that work together to form a more complete picture. For example, "The professor discussed complementary ideas from both sides of the issue to give students a better understanding of the topic."
Close-knit teams do well at tackling the challenges in front of them, but lack the connections to spot complementary ideas elsewhere in the company.
There are two good, complementary ideas on the table — the carrot for lenders offered up by the Office of Thrift Supervision, and the stick provided by the bankruptcy amendment.
The key will be to move away from the hard-line ideology of an organic versus conventional debate and instead examine what features of all agricultural systems could be utilised in a multi-faceted approach, using complementary ideas from each camp.
This phenomenon is associated with paradoxes, contradictions, or complementary ideas, and we can use the quantum approach to compensate for its effects.
Regrettably, some of the tension pits complementary ideas against each other.
My takeaway - truly breakthrough ideas are only possible, if somehow we all find a way to integrate our ideas with complementary ideas that are growing up on other islands of thought.
Democratic congressmen talk of an initial capitalisation of around $20 billion.Another complementary idea, touted by the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS), is to give mortgage lenders a share of the upside if properties appreciate.
At the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, finance ministers pushed two, supposedly complementary, reform ideas a few steps forward.
"Each of them offers remarkably complementary assets, tools, ideas," he said.
Assemble a group of people with complementary skills and ideas.
Ideas: complementary breakfast, set chocolates on people's pillows, fold towels, set everything up nicely.
