The phrase "a wide contribution of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the extent or variety of contributions made in a particular context, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The project benefited from a wide contribution of ideas from various team members."
Alternatives: "a significant contribution of" or "a diverse contribution of".
The county's success – the major part of a wider contribution from northern England – has prompted the ever-alert tourist agency Welcome to Yorkshire to create an Olympic Heroes map to lure visitors in the manner of Herriot Country and Last of the Summer Wineland.
This study provides the first detailed view of the genome-wide contribution of a specific plant transcription factor in modulating the transcriptional network associated with plant immunity.
"The executive producer credit can signify a wide range of contribution," Gordon explains.
He is known for a wide range of contributions to the study of Old Irish linguistic, literary, and legal history; and indeed he is usually considered to have been the greatest scholar ever in these fields.
The publication of African ecohealth-related projects displays a biological, cultural and social diversity in health system contexts and a wide variety of contributions pertaining to different, often neglected, tropical diseases, including brucellosis, Buruli ulcer, fascioliasis, malaria, Q fever, rabies, Rift Valley fever and schistosomiasis.
During his 18 years as Director of Research the Research Division made a wide range of contributions to IBM's products, to the computer industry, and to science.
The all-time champion might be former President George H.W. Bush, whose thousands of thank you notes over the years showed that he noticed and appreciated a wide range of contributions and accomplishments.
The paper believes that Kenya needs the contribution of a wide cross-section of leaders, including community elders and religious leaders, to defeat al-Shabab.
