This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to suggest that an opinion or point of view adds to or enhances an existing discussion or perspective. For example, "Joan's research provided a complementary perspective to the existing literature on the topic."
To provide a complementary perspective, in our model selection analysis we entertain inference under the premise that such zero effects do have substantial prior probability.
We sought to investigate the use of routinely collected patient-safety incident reports to create a numerical index that could help to provide a complementary perspective by supporting the monitoring of the overall system-wide safety of healthcare provision.
Consideration of how the rev-co kernel would look for the alternate model (lapse rate) may provide a complementary perspective on why this model is insufficient, perhaps broadening the support beyond the likelihood-based metric.
Thus, we sequenced a portion of the mitochondrial ND2 gene to provide a complementary perspective to contrast with our MHC class I analysis as well as to compare with mitochondrial studies in other taxa.
To provide a complementary perspective of our finding, a surface-based whole brain analysis using FreeSurfer's Qdec (version 1.4) was performed by fitting a between-subject GLM at each surface vertex to compare cortical thickness between the groups (uncorrected, p<0.001).
Deutsch 1984 provides a complementary perspective on Helmholtz's place in the history of the physiology and psychology of music perception.
Porter and Iglesias suggested the distortion theory framework, providing a complementary perspective on decision-making, regarding these three tasks as a single process.
Gaining the perspectives of street-involved youth on factors that prevent IDU provides a complementary perspective to risk-based studies and encourages strength-based approaches for coaching and care of at-risk youth.
Gaining the perspectives of street-involved youth on factors that prevent IDU provides a complementary perspective to risk-based studies and encourages strength-based approaches for coaching and care of at-risk youth and upon which prevention programs should be built.
Thus, Kashf's approach goes beyond just microcredit: The Kashf program is based on a microfinance plus perspective which provide a complementary suite of products and services to meet clients' needs and helps them transform their lives.
Guards Juan Dixon and Steve Blake provide a complementary backcourt.
