The phrase "also because it contributes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining an additional reason for something, emphasizing its contribution to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The project was successful, also because it contributes to our long-term goals."
Alternatives: "additionally due to its contribution" or "furthermore as it aids".
Diabetes is an important public health concern not only because of the direct morbidity and mortality that it causes, but also because it contributes to many other health problems including micro- and macro-vascular diseases.
However, the vaccination of HCWs against influenza is indicated not only for the personal protection of the vaccinated HCWs but also because it contributes to the prevention of influenza among unvaccinated persons in their environment, including their patients and family members [ 14- 17].
Participants highlighted that they became engaged in these projects, not only for academic reasons, but also because it contributed to their professional development.
Each robot can also change this variable because it contributes to the average.
A senior United States official said that the Americans recognized the European reluctance, but that as a practical matter what was most important was that the United States remain out front in helping Afghanistan — in part because of a sense of responsibility that the past 11 years of war cannot be allowed to come to nothing, but also because it encourages other countries to contribute.
Such a company is also defaulting because it does not contribute to solve social problems such as unemployment or purchasing power increase.
It is also damaging because it in effect asserts that contributing to economic competitiveness must automatically over-rule contributing to enhanced understanding, and once that set of priorities is allowed to govern research, then quite soon we shall have third-rate universities.
This question is important for our understanding of the aetiology of ADHD, but also for clinical practice, because it will contribute to our ability to identify individuals at higher risk of problematic behaviours in ADHD, thus enabling earlier, targeted risk reduction strategies.
But members of SPIN can help street people, not just because they can afford to care consciously, but also because they can contribute their dollars, said Scott Mather, himself a crusader for the homeless who helped organize SPIN after meeting Boyce more than a year ago.
Inconsistencies between different studies might be attributable to the heterogeneity of underlying vascular pathology in AD as cerebrovascular changes can occur concomitantly with AD pathology, and also because CAA may contribute to the development of various types of cerebrovascular diseases such as lobar hemorrhage, microbleeds, and white matter lesions [ 39].
The snowman may be a metaphor for our climate crisis, but it's running on electricity, so it's a contradiction, because it's also contributing to global warming... but the piece is about taking care of something and protecting it... and being dependent on something.
