The phrase "air contributed to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or impact of air in a particular context, such as environmental science, health, or engineering.
Example: "The study found that air contributed to the overall degradation of the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "air played a role in the" or "air was a factor in the".
The availability locally of a chloritic schist that is soft when quarried and hardens on exposure to the air contributed to the development of the highly ornate, deeply cut style.
The Tussauds Group, owners of Alton Towers in the early 2000s, claimed that Air contributed to the park's strong performance in 2002 and 2003.
It was not observed that this air contributed to the formation of microbubbles.
But Dr. Collier, who also spoke in Chicago, has a more significant disagreement with Dr. Adair that may cause more consternation among physics-minded baseball fans: Dr. Collier believes that the bat vibrations, as well as the outrush of air, contribute to the crack of a well-hit ball.
Natural gas contains methane, which if released to the air contributes to warming of the atmosphere.
Major changes in drought and rainfall levels affect the short-term particle pollution of the air, contributing to high numbers of days with unhealthy particle levels from 2012 to 2014.
At higher temperatures, less of the gas is absorbed, and the ocean releases more carbon dioxide into the air, contributing to a runaway greenhouse effect.
Cars emit tons of carbon dioxide gases into the air, contributing to greenhouse gases.
It's posturing .There are persistent arguments over whether a loss of momentum in the air campaign contributed to the rebels' setbacks.
Mr. Khan said air pollution contributed to the underdevelopment of children's lungs and the development of maladies like asthma, dementia and strokes in adults.
For station power supply, on the other hand, introductions of LED lightings and high-efficiency air conditioners contributed to the reduction of energy consumption at railway station.
