The phrase "a main contribution from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary input or impact of a person, group, or element in a particular context, such as research or projects.
Example: "The study highlights a main contribution from the research team in developing innovative solutions to environmental challenges."
Alternatives: "a key contribution from" or "a significant contribution from".
In particular, the carbon distribution is more spread than it would be, considering only the SiC core size, suggesting a main contribution from C of the oligothiophene framework.
TEM-EDX analysis of the functionalized nanowires reveals that the carbon distribution is more spread than it would be considering only the SiC core size, suggesting a main contribution from C of the oligothiophene framework.
TEM-EDX analysis reveals that the carbon distribution is more spread than it would be, considering only the SiC core size, suggesting a main contribution from C of the oligothiophene framework.
A main contribution from this study is that mushroom consumption causes a gradual release of phenolic compounds from the beginning of digestion, which was confirmed by the determined antioxidant activity.
As shown in the Theorem 3.3, a main contribution for the probability comes from the trajectory of the classical mass point.
The foundation of this approach is that the main contribution from the integral arises from the neighborhood of points of the contour of integration where the fast growing exponent under the integral is stationary.
The main contributions from this paper are (i) a new resource allocation algorithm which reduces the number of bursts per frame by allocating continuous MRUs, hence reducing the required signaling per frame, and (ii) a new prioritization function which allocates the resources in a fair fashion as the PFS.
The main contributions from this research include the knowledge representation structure and a collaborative tool supporting visual composition of business process models.
G.C. with main contributions from J.S., E.D.P., L.D.S. and F.B. wrote the manuscript with input from all of the coauthors.
