The phrase "a group contribute" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a group contributes" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "A group contributes to the success of the project by sharing their diverse skills and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a team contributes" or "a collective contributes".
But one of Mr. Rajoub's deputies said that 1,000 of the officers in the preventive forces had decided not to accept a new boss and would probably resign as a group, contributing another element of instability to the West Bank.
Gender, race or any other factor that suppresses a group contributes to dysfunction in society.
The effect of participating in a group contributed to well being and encouraged doing physical exercises regularly.
One of the 10 sire queens of a group contributes a drone, which combines with a gamete from the dam queen to produce a new dam queen for the next generation.
In addition to the drone generated for the formation of a dam queen, each of the 10 sire queens of a group produces one drone, thus a group contributes a total of 11 drones.
Members of Mrs. Salijanova's group contribute to a fund that will provide interest-free small loans to the village's poorest people.
The research outcomes from his group contribute to a field known as "urban metabolism," because it treats the city as an interconnected whole, rather than focusing on individual components or economic sectors.
This makes sense in another way, too: Varelas believes that crowdsourcing weather only really works when you have a targeted group contributing.
In situations where team members were unknown to one another, the coordination of activities within a professional group contributed to team efficiency and performance [ 24].
But it does suggest that a more diverse author group contributes to a more successful research methodology.
