The phrase "a process contributing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that plays a role in achieving a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The research outlines a process contributing to the development of sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "a method aiding in" or "a procedure supporting".
Indeed the automated speed enforcement (ASE) system can be considered as an institution and thus as a process contributing to reduction of the uncertainty of traffic movement [25, 26] (Section 2).
It is also the site of the most intense particulate matter remineralization, a process contributing to maintain the underlying OMZ [18].
The hypothesis of rampant LGT has inspired new models that emphasize LGT as a process contributing to the generation of phylogenetically coherent bacterial groups, as opposed to eroding them (Gogarten et al. 2002; Andam et al. 2010).
Studies of local interactions between Artemisia tridentata and Pinus ponderosa present competition as a process contributing to post-Pleistocene replacement of conifer forests in the Great Basin with desert shrubs (Callaway et al., 1996).
The characterization of the biochemical behaviour of RRASG39dup, however, also demonstrated a dramatic increase in both the intrinsic and GEF-catalysed nucleotide exchange as a process contributing to the accumulation of this mutant in its GTP-bound state.
We cannot rule out the possibility that such a process contributes to the profile of results obtained here, but it would need further testing with materials designed to evaluate this explanation.
Revealed also by this treatment are genes that implicate exocytosis as a cellular process contributing to a breakdown in the metabolically essential partnership between the coral host and endosymbiotic algae, which manifests as coral bleaching.
If correct, the hypothesis that dysregulation of level of goal/action identification is a transdiagnostic process contributing to different psychological disorders would have a number of important theoretical implications.
This malleability likely contributes to the regulation of alternative splicing, a prevalent process contributing to cell differentiation, homeostasis, and disease.
This experimental method provides a new perspective in the understanding of magnetic capture to magnetic particles in a HGMS process, contributing to the optimal design of matrix and to the improvement of HGMS performance.
It has been recently proposed that a major process contributing to tumour progression is epithelial to mesenchyme transition (EMT) (Thiery, 2002).
