The phrase "also contribute to the understanding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something adds to or enhances comprehension of a particular topic or concept.
Example: "The research findings also contribute to the understanding of climate change impacts on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "also aid in the comprehension of" or "also enhance the insight into".
The study's findings may also contribute to the understanding of the basic science of emotions.
They also contribute to the understanding of how the nucleotide salvage pathway is regulated at a molecular level.
Since the NTS and the LC play a major role in memory consolidation, our results may also contribute to the understanding of the development of memory consolidation.
An empirical counterpart of the hierarchical framework, input output analysis, generates information to support social choices and can also contribute to the understanding of economic systems and their interaction with the wider social, cultural, ethical and environmental universe.
The findings also contribute to the understanding of human-nature relations in contexts of forced displacement and of the means by which refugees re-engage with traditional productive activities, knowledge and environmental relations, in the process adapting (and reinventing) the past to new conditions and values arising from their experience as refugees.
The outcome of such type of analysis could also contribute to the understanding of how regulatory networks can be reconfigured by altering the distribution of critical cis-regulatory modules by homologous recombination and genome shuffling during the process of parental intercrossing.
Wrong also contributed to the understanding of another inherited disease, kidney-produced acidosis, now recognised as widespread in the tropics.
His work also contributed to the understanding of illnesses like dementia, strokes, Parkinson's disease and schizophrenia.
It also contributes to the understanding of reinnervation dynamics and has found a place in the neurogenic diseases and myopathies (Sanders and Stålberg 1996).
The study also contributes to the understanding of comparative genetic control on skeletal development between humans and pigs.
This RCT will also contribute to the understanding and treatment of AD from Chinese medicine perspectives.
