"provide a complementary view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that you will offer a different perspective or opinion which is compatible with, and enhances the existing view. For example: "This research paper presents one perspective on the issue; I would like to provide a complementary view which expands on this and offers a more rounded opinion."
Our findings provide a complementary view based on the cost side of participants' decision and have implications to other contexts where the project development is contingent on voluntary individual participation.
Apropos such potential, we provide a complementary view that considers capricious, if not nefarious use of CRISPR to modify biological entities (e.g., microbes, plants, animals, and humans) and/or produce bioagents that pose risk and/or threat to public safety (DiEuliis and Giordano, 2017).
We provide a complementary view to the limited data available on TG youth.
Thus, the domain genetic interaction is a new type of relationship among domains and can provide a complementary view about the relationships between domains.
The domain genetic interactions rarely overlap with the domain physical interactions from iPfam database and provide a complementary view about domain relationships.
These networks are derived from different sources of experimental data, or literature-based analysis, and provide a complementary view of drug mode of action.
Differences between both evaluation methods were found for other models, hence providing a complementary view on these models and helping with the selection of weights.
Thus, this study provides a complementary view of mouse retina transcripts.
It rather provides a complementary view based on the much higher detail resolution that allows to re-evaluate and broaden the results of the logical analysis.
Long-term incidence and mortality follow-up provided a complementary view of the effects of RDP exposures and γ-ray doses on the risk of cancer.
3 7 Incidence and mortality data provided a complementary view of the effects of RDP exposures and γ-ray doses on the risk of cancer.
