Sentence examples for work has been complemented from inspiring English sources
The phrase "work has been complemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a piece of work has been enhanced or improved by additional elements or contributions. Example: "The project was successful because the initial design work has been complemented by valuable feedback from the team."
Their work has been complemented in recent years by the government itself, which has released previously classified C.I.A. records and internal histories.
This work has been complemented by a growing corpus of powerful, purpose-designed cultural diffusion experiments with captive and natural populations that have facilitated the rigorous identification and analysis of cultural diffusion in species from insects to humans.
This work has been complemented by clinical studies, establishing the prognostic significance of c-Met in tissue samples of breast cancer.
Conceptual work in smart learning has been complemented with laboratory work setting up and testing smart classroom solutions.
His Academy Award winning series on the Thames Valley police and subsequent film work in prisons and courtrooms has been complemented by highly praised books such as Talking Blues and Living Dangerously, in which police and juvenile offenders talk about crime and justice in their own words.
Previous voltammetric work[1] on the anodic evolution of sulphur has been complemented by a microscopic study of the surfaces of working anodes in a thin-layer cell.
They have been complemented by the development of an international scientific strategy and alliance working towards an H.I.V. cure — an idea that until recently many believed was redundant.
I've been criticized much more than I've been complemented.
In Milwaukee, Gary Payton and Sam Cassell have been complementing each other.
This work has been used to complement and feed into work done by our reporters on the ground, but below we've shared a few of the more interesting responses received so far.
In Cranach's work the mood of nature has been adjusted to complement the subject.
