The phrase "act of contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or action of giving or adding something, typically in a collaborative or communal context.
Example: "The act of contributing to the community garden has brought neighbors closer together."
Alternatives: "process of giving" or "action of donating".
The free-rider problem ceases to inhibit them, not only because they now assign less value to private consumption, but also because they find satisfaction in the very act of contributing to the common good.
But the Institute for Justice, the libertarian group that filed Mr. May's appeal, said the law transformed the act of contributing to political campaigns from one of "individual volition into an act of compulsion".
"The act of contributing to political campaigns implicates a 'basic constitutional freedom,' one lying 'at the foundation of a free society' and enjoying a significant relationship to the right to speak and associate — both expressly protected First Amendment activities," he wrote.
Section 3(a)(4)(A) of the 1980 Act states that "withdrawals of contributing employers from a multiemployer pension..
A number of acts contribute covers or re-imaginings of other artists' songs.
The physical act of laughing contributed to the emotional response of finding something to be funny.
The author through this paper hypothesis that the role urban form plays in the act of rituals contributes to an urban imagery that is embedded in various formal and informal socio-spatial processes and practises.
According to court documents, the New York City police routinely selected Muslim groups for surveillance and infiltration, even when they did not sponsor unlawful or terrorist acts and were not accused of contributing to them.
We have to recognize how we are complicit in the violence of the world and make our own decisions about how we will, through our everyday choices and ongoing acts of resistance, contribute something else to the pot.
Tissue donation appears to be viewed as part of a generalized or indirect form of reciprocity in which the good will of others is reciprocated by the donor's contribution and by which the act of donation contributes to society's common good.
Having grown up digital, they will want to be involved in the act of governing -- by contributing ideas before decisions are made.
