The phrase "activities that contribute" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions or tasks that have a positive impact or add value to a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization focuses on activities that contribute to community development and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "actions that enhance" or "efforts that support".
Latter-day pigovians push things like a carbon tax to deter people from activities that contribute to climate change.
The stage now beginning, he said, will focus on Internet activities that contribute to profitability and make better use of "knowledge workers".
Potocnik said short-term measures will have to be introduced to control "or, where necessary, suspend activities" that contribute to the risk of the limit values being exceeded.
Not surprisingly, the same activities that contribute to good general health will also contribute to your staying in good sexual health.
The human activities that contribute to tropical deforestation include commercial logging and land clearing for cattle ranches and plantations of rubber trees, oil palms, and other economically valuable trees.
Mr. Adema of the O.E.C.D., who has studied work-life balance and child poverty across Europe and beyond, says that promoting parenting activities that contribute to child development like talking and reading to toddlers might be a relatively low-cost way of helping to narrow the cognitive gap between children of different backgrounds before they start primary school.
Most of the species were threatened due to habitat loss, he said – and commercial activities that contributed to this were ongoing, compounding the problem of inadequate funding.
The profound changes that were wrought took man out of an environment in which he had a direct connection to nature and activities that contributed meaningfully to his existence.
But last summer corporate groups mounted a strong antiregulation campaign even as Congress debated tighter restrictions on activities that contributed to the crisis.
Trading and crafting were the two main activities that contributed to the growth employment of the informal sector in the 1980s (Akerele, 1997).
Using the same list you made when you were evaluating where you spend your time, circle or underline the five items that are most important and the five activities that contributed the least to your objectives.
