The phrase "a further contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional factors or elements that contribute to a situation or outcome.
Example: "The study identified a further contributing factor to the decline in bee populations."
Alternatives: "an additional contributing" or "a supplementary contributing".
Finally, Chen and co-workers have recently found that patients with primary cough headache are associated with a more crowded posterior cranial fossa, which may be a further contributing factor for the pathogenesis of this headache syndrome [23].
A further contributing factor may have been the lower baseline eEPO values in the ESA-naïve group (Table III).
A further contributing factor is the fact that much of the chicken gene annotation is inferred by electronic annotation and not by experimental evidence.
A further contributing factor to market distortions arising in the primary care setting is the complementarities that arise between medical care and pharmaceutical management.
A further contributing factor to the difference in results and low individual prevalence in our study may be that, as mentioned above, we only tested milking cows, thus only a small fraction of the herd.
A further contributing factor to the favourable toxicity profile, particularly GIT toxicity, may be the use of more conformal radiotherapy techniques compared to the simple anterior and posterior fields used in INT0116.
Hence, this paper represent a further contribute to the elucidation of fine biochemical pathway triggered by nanoparticle interaction with cell systems.
In addition to these biological factors, sexual selection has been proposed as a factor further contributing to selection for skin color in the human population (Harpending 2002).
A factor further contributing to sterility is the observation that chromosome pairing has been found to be a necessary step for the proper completion of meiosis, at least in eutherian mammals (C&O p 262-264, citing Searle1993).
It is tempting to speculate that in pathogenic conditions, when failure of correct MP infiltration occurs, the fate of endothelial-derived progenitors can be skewed to a fibroblastic phenotype, further contributing to an abnormal tissue remodeling.
The massive death and destruction of trees -- from bark beetles and wildfires -- turn a forest that used to be a carbon sink -- to a carbon source, further contributing to climate change.
