The phrase "a longtime contributor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has been contributing to a particular field, organization, or project for an extended period of time.
Example: "She is a longtime contributor of articles to the local newspaper, sharing her insights on community issues."
Alternatives: "a long-standing contributor to" or "a veteran contributor of".
Hacker is a longtime contributor to The New York Review of Books and the author of the acclaimed study "Two Nations: Black and White, Separate, Hostile, Unequal," while Taylor, a religion scholar who recently moved to Columbia from Williams College, has taught courses that Allan Bloom would have gagged on ("Imagologies: Media Philosophy").
Wladimir Palant, a longtime contributor to Firefox and developer of the popular Adblock Plus add-on that removes ads from Web pages, said he was pleased that the foundation had so much money saved up.
John McSwain is a longtime contributor to and former employee of VICE who's now a freelance video director and editor.
Bill Jennings escaped indictment but faces a number of lawsuits View Article Mark Singer, a longtime contributor to the magazine, is the author of several books, including "Character Studies".
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Describes how he won the Republican nomination to the Senate seat held by Patrick Leahy, and contested by Jack McMullen, a multimillionaire businessman who, until last year, legally resided in Massachusetts and was accused of carpetbagging... View Article Mark Singer, a longtime contributor to the magazine, is the author of several books, including "Character Studies".
Charles Handy is a longtime contributor to HBR and the author of more than a dozen books.
Kurt Andersen, a longtime contributor to the magazine and host of the radio show "Studio 360," was less equivocal, but only barely.
"The survey was run by scientists from Yale, Wesleyan, Trinity and Connecticut Agricultural College, then was folded into the D.E.P. in the 70's and is now on life support," said Mr. Hanrahan, a longtime contributor to The Chicago Tribune and author of several children's books.
