The phrase "a major contribution from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging the significant input or support provided by someone or something in a particular context, such as a project or research.
Example: "The success of the project was largely due to a major contribution from the research team."
Alternatives: "a significant input from" or "a substantial contribution by".
The combined information of all lipids contributed to the correlation, with a major contribution from the ratio of fatty acid -CH2 to CH3 (p = 0.02).
But to reach the Final Four in New Orleans, the Wildcats will need a major contribution from Walton.
So there is no hope of completely replacing fossil fuel without a major contribution from the power of the sun.
In 1969, the Observatory was renamed "Lamont-Doherty" after a major contribution from the Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation.
One example of a major contribution from an unlikely source came in the effort to redesign hazard suits for Ebola health workers in Africa.
The unsuccessful efforts of Beth Israel Medical Center to squeeze a major contribution from its most peculiar long-term patient are especially embarrassing.
A major contribution came from Mr. Dempster, the cellist in the pit playing Cage's music.
One of the 135 candidates lining up for Mr. Davis's job should he lose the recall, Lt. Gov. Cruz M. Bustamante, received a major contribution today from an Indian tribe that operates a profitable casino outside of San Diego.
However line broadening in our TCQRs is of the order of 10 meV and a major contribution stemming from spectral diffusion via quantum confined Stark effect induced by charge defects in the TCQR environment [25] is very likely.
All three compounds have a major contribution to binding from hydrophobic interactions but the hydrophobic term is most favorable for DB244.
A major contribution is, however, expected from the development and clinical introduction of new PET imaging tracers.
