The phrase "a refined contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a contribution that is polished, well-thought-out, or sophisticated in nature.
Example: "Her research paper was a refined contribution to the field of environmental science, showcasing innovative ideas and thorough analysis."
Alternatives: "an elegant contribution" or "a polished contribution."
Charles Martin Loeffler is America's refined contribution to fin-de-siècle musical decadence.
GN, AB conception of the study; CB, BA data collection; OV, GN data analyses; OV wrote the first draft, which was refined by contributions of CB, BA, GN.
KL, HC conception of the study and data collection; GN, RP, EZ data analyses; GN wrote the first draft, which was refined by contributions of LK, EZ, AP.
MPSS and OCB, conception of the study; MPSS, EMJ, RRM, data collection; MPSS, RRM, EMJ, data analyses; MPSS wrote the first draft, which was refined by contributions of JPC, EMJ, LAM and OCB.
With the recent trend of improved survival, there has been a marked interest in reviewing and refining the contribution of health related quality of life (HRQoL) outcome measures of treatment in advanced colorectal cancer.
Due to these inherent challenges, a comprehensive approach is needed to refine the contributions of the MHC to genetic risk for MS that includes a large and well-characterized dataset, dense concentration of markers, and appropriate methods to control for the extensive LD across the region.
Children engaged in discovering Relationship Strengths will better understand how they can form and refine the contributions they make to others.
Obtain a classic, refined wardrobe.
To regulate this uncertainty, we proposed an EMG refinement, which refines EMGs with regulating the contribution redundancy of the signals from EMGs to approximating torques through EMG-driven torque estimation (EDTE) using the muscular skeletal forward dynamic model.
