The phrase "adequately contribute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of involvement or input someone has in a project or task, indicating that their contribution meets a satisfactory standard.
Example: "Each team member is expected to adequately contribute to the project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "sufficiently contribute" or "effectively contribute".
Tax avoiders thrive at the expense of a state they refuse to adequately contribute to.
Belfius would also adequately contribute to its own restructuring costs, the commission statement added.
Worldwide, though, those who can't afford to run a car, cook food or heat their homes adequately contribute more to reducing humanity's collective footprint.
Students may feel resentment if a group member does not adequately contribute to a particular assignment, or, a student within a group may become overly dominant and prevent others from contributing to decision-making processes.
The improvement is due to the enhanced interfacial bonding between the polymer and fibers, which was much stronger than that between the inorganic phase and fibers, making the fibers adequately contribute to the mechanical strength of the three-component composite.
The reality is that pension costs have risen only because of the unprecedented drop in stock and real estate values in 2008 and 2009, not that benefit levels are too rich or that employees fail to adequately contribute to the pension funds.
It would then rule on such matters as whether the state was adequately contributing to current employees' pensions.
This can limit orthoses' capabilities and, if their users' needs are not adequately considered, contribute to their abandonment.
Although those contributions once made were irrevocable, in the sense that they remained part of the pension trust fund, the plan neither required the company to make specific contributions nor imposed any sanction on it for failing to contribute adequately to the fund.
Imperfect process knowledge and limited observational data restrict the possibility to parameterise these processes adequately and potentially contribute to uncertainty in model results.
But efforts by Switzerland's leading commercial banks and Jewish organizations to negotiate a fair settlement have broken down, largely because the Swiss Government refuses to contribute adequately to a compensation package.
