The phrase "a notable contribution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging someone's significant input or impact in a particular field, project, or area of study.
Example: "Her research made a notable contribution to the understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant input to" or "an important addition to".
The series should be acquired by all chemical libraries, and is a notable contribution to scientific literature.
"Fantasia" was hugely popular, and made a notable contribution to cultivating a wider appreciation of classical music.
These observations indicate that for the flame tested, aliphatic compounds make a notable contribution to soot mass growth.
The Recording Academy, the organisation behind the Grammys, honours performers who are seen to have made a notable contribution to recorded music with the annual lifetime achievement award.
Almost three-quarters of those honoured are ordinary people who have made a notable contribution to their community, often without recognition.
The extrusion/spheronisaton technique has made a notable contribution to the existing range of pharmaceutical forms, especially in the area of modified-release products.
Greek coinage is a particularly notable contribution to the history of art, displaying not only the beauty and strength of many artistic traditions but also (like Roman coinage) the miniature likenesses of numerous large-scale sculptural and architectural works now lost.
The Home Office, in recognising Mr Clark's notable contribution to public life over a long period, wishes him every success for the future.
Professor Larcker received the Notable Contribution to Managerial Accounting Research in 2001.
Sinai's first notable contribution to mathematics was the development of the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy.
He received the 1978 and 1979 American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Awards (with Jerold Zimmerman) for Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature.
