The phrase "already been contributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been provided or added to a project, discussion, or collection prior to the current moment.
Example: "The ideas for the project have already been contributed by several team members, making it easier to move forward."
Alternatives: "previously contributed" or "already provided".
The UK has already been contributed significantly to the global Ebola fighting fund, but it will need to carry on taking a lead in Sierra Leone, he added.
A good part of that amount has already been contributed or pledged by corporations, foundations and individuals, and this is reflected in the names of the hospitals or of individual wings or treatment centers.
One such solver has already been contributed and distributed in this way: the diffusive finite state projection (DFSP) algorithm [ 32].
Again, Green Army programs have already been contributing significantly towards Great Barrier Reef conservation.
Marsh said that obesity levels began to rise significantly in the 1980s and could already be contributing to increasing numbers of dementia cases that are being observed today.
Rising temperatures may already be contributing to the spread of some diseases, like chikungunya, a mosquito-borne virus that, not long ago, was confined to Africa and Asia.
Dwindling supplies already are contributing to some rising food prices in the United States.
As with a Roth Individual Retirement Account, already-tax money is contributed to a Roth 401 k), and all withdrawals in retirement are tax-free.
Ola is in the midst of raising a new round that's likely to be in excess of $1 billion, sources have told TechCrunch, and already investors are contributing.
When our culture can embrace women as they are, what they can bring to the conversation, what acts they've already and are contributing to human progress, society will be that much better.
Following regional deglaciation of the main Iceland Ice Sheet, summer temperatures were high enough that mountain ice caps had already melted, or were contributing insignificant sediment to the lake.
