The phrase "a large contribution from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source of funding, support, or input in various contexts, such as projects, research, or community efforts.
Example: "The success of the initiative was largely due to a large contribution from local businesses."
Alternatives: "a significant donation from" or "a major input from".
The conductivity measurements show a large contribution from the cation layer to the total conductivity in low salinity pore waters.
The polymer beads from the mass-suspension polymerisation had a very broad size distribution with a large contribution from satellite particles.
But to reach those levels Israel will need a large contribution from the only country other than itself with five million Jews -- the United States -- and there is little hint of that.
"There are clear parallels with BHS – the parent company has no legal obligation for the subsidiary's pension scheme and there is no obvious breach of rules, but the regulator has been tough and got a large contribution from the parent".
You may recall how outraged Trump and pretty much every other Republican were at the idea that the Clinton Foundation — which actually does good work — could receive a large contribution from a donor who might at some later point have a meeting with the secretary of state.
ROCHESTER, June 6 With a large contribution from Mount Vernon High School, Section I (schools from Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess Counties) won the intersectional track and field championships of the New York State Public High Schools Athletic Association to day at the University of Rochester.
A larger contribution from grasses and BC both correspond to drier climatic conditions.
Considering changes with depth, phytoliths and δ13C isotopes clearly showed that the OM from the sombric horizon had a larger contribution from grasses, while a larger contribution from black carbon (BC) was evidenced by the molecular composition.
UPDATE: Here's the key quote: The Eurogroup thinks it's very important that we should have a fair burden share, and that means a larger contribution from large depositors than, of course, from small depositors.
Changes with depth within the EX and RES fractions showed a larger contribution from products derived from BC in the anthropogenic horizons.
It was shown that Au was in its metallic state when supported in the commercial ceria sample, while a larger contribution from oxidic Au was found in the solvothermal samples.
