The phrase "to complement this knowledge" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to introduce additional information that will help further explain or complete an idea. For example, "Our team has researched the industry extensively, and to complement this knowledge, we reached out to industry professionals for their input."
School curricula need to complement this orientation toward accumulated knowledge with appropriate attention to generating insights, using such skills as thinking creatively, testing assumptions, future scenario creation, and generating implications of proposed actions.
This was done in order to complement the knowledge of clinical practitioners who have been heavily influenced by the medicalization of sexuality in terms of physiological responses.
Just as big technology companies are increasingly employing senior social scientists, so government needs to complement the knowledge and experience of someone like Sir Mark Walport with a heavyweight social scientist, who can assist him in tapping into a deeper understanding of human systems.
Developments in the understanding of enclosure fire dynamics for large spaces is intended to complement the knowledge of relatively smaller, low ventilation spaces developed from the extensive body of research that underpins the original compartment fire framework.
To realise such reforms successfully, policy could stimulate information-sharing across disciplines and sectors regarding what is already known about competency, while complementing this knowledge by promoting new research on strategies for determining individual physical and mental capabilities (Carstairs and Keon 2008).
The aim of this longitudinal study was to complement current knowledge on the chronology of disease progression.
Given the patterns of knowledge exchange among our respondents, investing in horizontal knowledge exchange to complement 'top down' knowledge transfer is indicated.
In the present study, we employ a population-based compartment modelling approach [ 17– 19, 31] to determine the time delay associated with the Guardian® RT system (Medtronic MiniMed, Northridge, CA, USA) [ 20] in young subjects with T1D and to complement existing knowledge about numerical and clinical accuracy of this CGM device [ 21– 21].
Situated and lay knowledge has to complement abstract expert knowledge that might be blind to problems caused by the technology in an everyday setting [16].
The findings from this study will be useful to complement knowledge and awareness on this important public health issue in Indonesia.
