The phrase "a record contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a contribution that is the highest or most significant in a particular context, such as fundraising, research, or performance metrics.
Example: "The charity event raised a record contribution this year, surpassing all previous fundraising efforts."
Alternatives: "an unprecedented contribution" or "a historic contribution".
While the company raised $17 million in the fiscal year ending in June 2011 — a record — contributions fell off again after the company left Lincoln Center and drastically scaled back its productions.
The arrangement, however, is disadvantageous for women who are retired compulsorily at the lower age after having had less time to accumulate a record of contributions.
There is no word on his frustration level, but at this point, the plan is that the president won't jump in until spring, when the Democrats could have a nominee and his campaign may have close to $200 million, a record, in contributions.
It's a record-breaking contribution," said party spokeswoman Maria Cardona.
NEW YORK, 9 June 2004 – In a record-setting contribution, the Japan Committee for UNICEF has donated more than $100 million to the children's agency, UNICEF said today.
(Joint press release) Japan Committee for UNICEF becomes first to pass $100-million mark NEW YORK, 9 June 2004 – In a record-setting contribution, the Japan Committee for UNICEF has donated more than $100 million to the children's agency, UNICEF said today.
(Press release) Japan Committee for UNICEF becomes first to pass $100-million mark NEW YORK, 9 June 2004 – In a record-setting contribution, the Japan Committee for UNICEF has donated more than $100 million to the children's agency, UNICEF said today.
Comic turns also included British comic Ricky Gervais, in a cut-edited recorded contribution riffing on his reputation for saying the unacceptable at awards shows, notably last year's Golden Globes where he was host.
Included in the accounting below are all recorded contributions to national party committees, PACs and federal-level candidates.
They record contributions made to the University of Chicago, 1889-1890.
