The phrase "a contribution to science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or addition of knowledge, research, or findings that enhance the field of science.
Example: "Her groundbreaking research on climate change represents a significant contribution to science."
Alternatives: "an advancement in science" or "a benefit to science".
Google Glass and the company's self-driving cars are also products of Google X. Google states that the "research is intended as a contribution to science; it's not intended to generate a new product at Google".
Dragged ever down thereafter by the effect of the sun's gravity, it is expected to crash on April 30th.Even in death, however, it will make a contribution to science.
He said the position appealed to him as a way to give back to the institute, which has supported his research since 1987, and also as a way to make a contribution to science beyond his own research, which examines how genes are turned on and off and how the disruption of that process plays out in diseases like cancer, diabetes and Huntington's.
As I became acclimated to my new environment, I came to appreciate the value of my work and regarded it as a contribution to science.
Google points out in a two-page description on the study that the intention is to make "a contribution to science; it's not intended to generate a new product at Google".
Aligning with the pragmatic character of design-based research (Wang and Hannafin 2005), we initiated the research by asking UTC staff to identify and suggest areas where the design of a citizen inquiry tool would complement their teaching and make a contribution to science learning and understanding, in particular students' participation in inquiry learning.
Narod has managed to make a good life for himself and a real contribution to science without obtaining the oft-obligatory faculty job.
One reason that many philosophers of science have found it difficult to accept the conclusion that non-epistemic, feminist values can make a positive contribution to science is their commitment to an ideal of scientific objectivity.
Some feel they are able to make a bigger contribution to science in their present career than in a life at the bench.
Despite her not having formal education, she nevertheless made a lasting contribution to science.
or your family, or even equally important, that is a major contribution to science," Dr. Earls said.
