The phrase "abiding contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to contributions that are lasting or enduring in nature, often in contexts related to work, community service, or academic achievements.
Example: "Her abiding contributions to the field of education have inspired countless students and teachers alike."
Alternatives: "lasting contributions" or "enduring contributions".
Each Democrat can spend a maximum of $5.2 million in the primary and unlimited amounts -- abiding by the contribution limits -- if running against Mr. Bloomberg in the general election; the law lifts the spending cap when an opponent rejects public financing and spends heavily.
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Fried's most valuable contribution is to highlight the abiding tension between personal liberty and the "welfare administrative state".
Do I want them to be strong, spiritual, responsible, law-abiding citizens, who are respected and make positive contributions in their communities?
In the end, the long term strength of any society hinges on whether its members are predominately healthy, law abiding and capable of working together and making meaningful contributions.
Canadian writer and educator whose contributions to Canadian letters especially to poetry reveal a deep and abiding love of language.
His many contributions to the beauty of the Cemetery and his abiding love of GreenWood will be deeply missed.
Earle Birney, in full Alfred Earl Birney (born May 13 , 1904 Calgary, Alta., Northwest Territories [Can.] died Sept. 3, 1995, Toronto, Ont)., Canadian writer and educator whose contributions to Canadian letters especially to poetry reveal a deep and abiding love of language.
The Pulitzer is only the most recent acknowledgment of Williams's abiding greatness: there was the album "Timeless," in 2001, which featured contributions from Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, and Tom Petty, and others; and the musical "Lost Highway" recounts the story of Williams's life through his work.
