The phrase "a low contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minimal or insufficient input or effort in a particular context, such as a project or discussion.
Example: "The team's overall success was hindered by a low contribution from several members who did not participate actively."
Alternatives: "a minimal contribution" or "a small input".
No other major developed country attempts to maintain its developed status with such a low contribution from manufacturing industry.
Companies that enrol new employees automatically into their 401(k) pension plan choose a low contribution rate and put members into low-risk but low-gain investments.
American companies that put new employees automatically into 401(k) plans generally choose a low contribution rate and a safe but low-return investment fund.
The highest second law efficiency (44%) is obtained by employing R143a, with a low contribution of the solar source and a power output greater than 10 kW.
Our results show a high contribution of Myf5+ cells, a low contribution of Cspg4+ cells, and no contribution of Sox10+ cells to dermis-derived myogenic precursor cell subset.
The main reason for the shortfall is a low contribution from business.But some of the gap reflects the structure of an economy that has switched a long way from manufacturing to services.
The day-to-day differences were estimated to have the largest contribution to the variance, followed by experimenter, the DNA microarray batch, and lastly a relatively low contribution of switching the RNA isolation method (coinciding with a change from 8 to 12 spot-pins).
The Rivet Element, based on a closed-form solution of a theoretical model of the rivet joint, is able to accurately evaluate, in FE analysis, both local and overall stiffness of riveted joints with a very low contribution of dofs.
This implies that unlike muscle tissues, brain tissues will have a very low contribution to the acquired MRI signal.
There is a disproportionately low contribution from plasma to oxygen consumption, which suggests that PHP may act as an oxygen sink in moderate anemia.
Entering your Adjusted Gross Income for this question will back out 100% of your income from the equation and will likely produce a falsely low contribution on the results page.
