The phrase "added contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional input or support provided by someone in a particular context, such as a project or discussion.
Example: "The team appreciated the added contributions from all members during the brainstorming session."
Alternatives: "additional input" or "supplementary contributions".
Full funding can be achieved in the decades ahead through added contributions of less than 2 percent of state and local budgets.
"There's great value in tying the organization together so that the success of the suburban fitness centers feeds added contributions or added effects for the inner cities," he said.
Two reviews of the sex abuse/self-injury association (Jacobson & Gould, 2007; Lang & Sharma-Patel, 2011) note added contributions of physical abuse.
This makes me wonder whether the added contributions of PC1 in explaining single unit chosen value effects relate primarily to the inclusion of PC1 from ACC electrodes.
The approach removes the assumption of linear functions outside the deadband as an added contribution.
Given the sample, which is not osteoporosis-enriched, the added contribution is quite substantial.
The current study joins efforts devoted to understanding the associations of parents' personality, attitude, and behavior, and to evaluating the added contribution of peers to the driving behavior of young drivers during their solo driving.
Similarly, in lateral ligament injuries, clinical evaluation has been proven to be of great value; additional (imaging) investigation has shown little or no added contribution to accurately make the diagnosis [32].
The motion near the coast has an added contribution from ocean loading by the melt water of these distant ice sheets which causes crustal tilting: uplift on land and extra subsidence just off the coast.
Though significant statistically, the added contribution of the non-ICD-9 structured EMR parameters to ARI detection was admittedly modest.
This observation may explain the added contribution of HIV-specific immune responses to the ongoing intra-hepatic damage induced by HCV-specific HCV-specific T-cell T-cellinefficient in clearesponsesvirus.
