The phrase "also contributed in" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "also contributed to."
Example: "She also contributed to the success of the project with her innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "also played a role in" or "also added to."
Jiangbo Dang made significant contribution in inventing the methodology; he also contributed in analyzing the experiment results.
But Ms. Hemstad also contributed "In the Garden," in which three women looked vaguely nervous.
Vrabel, who sustained a broken arm earlier this season, also contributed in his specialty: defense.
Classical liberalism has also contributed in many more detailed ways to the expansion of intellectual-property rights.
Sanford I. Weill and his wife, Joan, also contributed in memory of Judith Arron, Carnegie Hall's former executive and artistic director.
On the other hand, the robust red clover crop probably also contributed in part to the low establishment rates and subsequent low corn yields.
Some scientists note that fossils recovered by Anning may have also contributed, in part, to the theory of evolution put forth by English naturalist Charles Darwin.
She has also contributed in ways few can match, donating about $32 million toward the purchase and renovation of federation headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland.
What a towering paradox it always was that the very support that helped lift Hatton to the summit of his sport on a string of unforgettable nights at home and abroad also contributed, in part, to his downfall.
While the development of each issue of MS-DOS Kermit includes contributions of code and ideas from a number of people around the world, several organizations have also contributed in the form of software or hardware.
