The phrase "activity contributes more than" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the impact or significance of an activity in relation to something else.
Example: "In our study, we found that physical activity contributes more than just improved health; it also enhances mental well-being."
Alternatives: "activity adds more than" or "activity plays a greater role than".
However, inhibition of PI3K had greater effects than rapamycin treatment, suggesting that PI3K hyper-activity contributes more than mTOR activation towards the full aging phenotype.
The nature of a company's activities contributes more to earnings than its location does, according to a study by Morningstar Investment Management.
Tourism and its related activities contribute more income than mining, agriculture, and manufacturing combined and employ more than two-fifths of the workforce.
He bases this twisted version of reality on the fact that the disclosure provisions in the bill apply only to those donors to organizations engaged in political activity who contribute more than $10,000 in a two-year election cycle, and exempts from certain disclosure requirements transfers from affiliates that are less than $50,000 during a two-year election cycle.
Recent study by the World Bank [18] on Low-Carbon Developmenthatows that by 2035 emissions from energy-related activities will contribute more than 80% of total emissions.
Based on year 2000 estimates, ocean-related activities directly contributed more than $117 billion to the nation's economy and supported more than 2 million jobs.
Noningestion water activities contributed more to the total exposure metric than did ingestion, but tap water THM concentrations were more predictive of blood THM levels than were metrics that incorporated water use.
Clean tech companies like Sapphire Energy were estimated to have contributed more than $1.4 billion in economy activity and close to 5,000 jobs to San Diego in 2011, according to CleanTech San Diego.
Members had to be named only if they contributed more than $10,000 to the lobbying activities in a semiannual reporting period and exercised substantial control over the coalition's activities.
Robin Wiener, president of the US-based Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, said: "More than 155,000 direct jobs are supported by the US industry's export activities, earning an average wage of almost $76,000 and contributing more than $3bn to federal, state, and local taxes.
