The phrase "actually contributing to the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's or something's active involvement or impact in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The volunteers are actually contributing to the success of the community project by providing their time and skills."
Alternatives: "actively participating in the" or "making a difference in the".
Now, along with outside factors like oil prices, Mr. Bush's priorities are actually contributing to the weak picture for jobs.
It's time to get multinationals' tax affairs out in the open, so we can all see how much they are actually contributing to the rest of society".
By actually contributing to the defamiliarizing of something familiar, the contestants layer new "intrigue" onto one company's supply of what is, after all, a pure commodity.
There is, it has to be admitted, an impermanence to English football that its riches cannot mask, if indeed the huge amounts of easy money are not actually contributing to the problem.
If the economy continues to worsen, the candidates open themselves to the kind of charge that was leveled at President Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s — that the talk of an economic malaise was actually contributing to the country's problems.
If the economy continues to get worse, the candidates open themselves to the kind of charge that was leveled at President Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s — that the talk of an economic malaise was actually contributing to the country's problems.
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It has millions of users but only very few actually contribute to the project".
Sequestration carefully spares programs like Medicare and Social Security that actually contribute to the debt problem.
Less than a third even bothered to show up, and only one, Ireland's Primark, actually contributed to the fund.
However, your M.O. may actually contribute to the success of carpool lanes, thus making the practice ethical.
