complementary

complementarity | Business English

complementarity
noun[ U ]
uk /ˌkɒmplɪmenˈtærəti/us
the state of working usefully together:
London's time zone position offers a natural complementarity with New York and Tokyo for trading of securities.

Examples of complementarity

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Success in this will require appreciation of the tensions (and complementarities) in managing workers of different ages.
As in our previous joint work, we could exploit each other's comparative advantages as well as obvious complementarities.
Complementarity is also refuted when we test access to care for the elderly with a better definition of medical need : community deaths.
Hand-written annotations and automated calculations are given a complementarity status as they contribute to a process of a heightening of listening capacities.
Being attentive to performativity means looking for ways that performance may expose ' truth' by disruption as well as complementarity.
Such complementarity takes place especially between external and internal knowledge and the stock of existing knowledge and the flows of new knowledge.
The second case study on banking innovation features a wider set of formal and informal relations and of associated complementarities.
However, despite greater complementarity between men and women and incremental changes recorded in women's organisation, the literature also underlines how domestic violence remains widespread.
Finally, filter methods can also be adapted for the solution of mixed complementarity problems.
In addition to the geometric complementarity, chemical complementarity is also essential in recognition, particularly between polar and ionic groups.
It emphasizes the stabilizing tendencies in systems that exhibit institutional complementarity.
The exclusion of the possibility of hybridization of financial systems eliminates the possibility of institutional innovation in the sense of a reconfiguration of institutional complementarities.
For this reason, large-scale models consider habit persistence as a key ingredient in intertemporal complementarities in consumption decisions.
In other words, the intertemporal complementarities in consumption decisions must be higher in order to obtain indeterminacy, since labor supply is less responsive.
Painstakingly even-handed, he clearly states his position of complementarity; the second half of his volume consists of two sets of paired chapters.
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