The phrase "a contributor from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who contributes to a specific organization, publication, or project, indicating their affiliation.
Example: "As a contributor from the local newspaper, she provided valuable insights for the article."
Alternatives: "a member of the" or "an author associated with the".
It is Howson's demand of a contributor from the lineup that has many Rangers fans and N.H.L. analysts concerned.
Does that make sense?" A BBC Radio Norfolk spokeswoman pointed out that the discussion had included a contributor from the End Violence Against Women Coalition.
He will be a contributor from the moment he is sworn in.
A contributor from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer wrote "It's a marvelous performance supported ably by ... Sarsgaard as the unpredictable, sociopathic Lotter".
A contributor from The Huffington Post said the episode had a "ton of hilarious moments", and that Queen Latifah "was the highlight of the show".
Meredith Blake, a contributor from the Los Angeles Times opined, "To all those haters who say 30 Rock is losing its touch, I say 'poppycock!' ['Into the Crevasse'] was proof that the show is as zippy as ever".
Prove to them that you can tackle the job's particular challenges and become a contributor from day one.
Luton had established an early lead through Brian Stein, which they held until Martin Hayes, on as a substitute for Perry Groves – a crucial contributor from the bench the previous season – equalised in the 71st minute.
It contained contributions from such figures as the Polish Rosa Luxemburg, the Czech-German Karl Kautsky, and a young Ukrainian Marxist, Leon Trotsky, who became a regular contributor from the autumn of 1902.
Pair-fed normoxic control subjects would be vital components of all of these studies in order to establish the precise role of hypoxia – as a distinct contributor from the reduced calorie intake per se – in the metabolic reprogramming that occurs in these states.
Through an elaborate and ongoing battle between Wikipedia editors and an anonymous contributor from Florida, the New York Times and the Wikipedia Foundation managed to keep the story quiet.
