The phrase "a contribution given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a donation or input that has been provided, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The report acknowledged a contribution given by the local community to support the project."
Alternatives: "a donation made" or "an input provided".
"This is not leadership, it is barely a token contribution given the size and scale of the global emergency," said Human Rights First's Eleanor Acer in a statement.
The provision of the more streamlined mini guide (~ 34 pages) was seen as a valuable contribution given its brevity and summarization of key concepts of the 100-page full guide.
What's more, the maximum amount granted is capped at £700 – a pitiful contribution given that the average funeral costs £3,551.
That is already a worthwhile contribution, given that we are told that one day of CET from each person on the newsroom payroll would be worth a total of some 23,500 Euros.
Drinking-water perchlorate averaged only 0.11 μg/L (range < 0.05 0.25 μg/L) for these 27 individuals, a small contribution given that these subjects were excreting approximately 5 μg perchlorate/day.
This expresses the index as the sum of an interior contribution, given in terms of regularized zeta functions, and a boundary contribution generalizing the eta invariant of Atiyah-Patodi-Singer.
Additive Manufacturing therefore provides an important contribution, given the nearly unlimited design freedom.
In this context, Additive Manufacturing provides an important contribution, given the large design freedom and decoupling of production cost and complexity.
This is an important contribution given that recently the use of gene expression data for phenotype classification has been questioned [ 15] or has been discredited due to poor practices [ 16].
United States contributions totaled $549,000 in cash, medicines, food and equipment, but did not include a large Government contribution given through other channels, league officials said.
Ship owners have for some years been paying a tonnage tax and, in 2013, they agreed to double it over the three years from 2014 as an extraordinary voluntary contribution, given the country's financial difficulties.
