The phrase "amount contributes to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or impact of a specific quantity in relation to a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The amount contributes to the overall success of the project by ensuring adequate resources are available."
Alternatives: "quantity plays a role in" or "amount affects".
Here's their argument: The government has said that any amount contributed to the [new non-concessional] cap between July 1 2007 and budget night will count towards the cap.
The movement of the water via the unsaturated zone is described as a piston-like flow with a varying amount contributing to the total drainage.
The company putting on this promotion, TrialPay, is making no profit from sales of the bundle, and will be publishing a report at the end to detail the full accounting of the amounts it has collected from sales of the bundle and the amount contributed to the American Cancer Society.
But in day-to-day driving, the vehicle emits nitrogen oxide well over the allowed amount, contributing to ground-level ozone and fine particulate matter emissions and worsening pollution.
People could take tax deductions for amounts contributed to such accounts.
Boeing held its shareholders meeting on Monday and according to a spokesman, 67percentt of shareholders voted with the management against publishing amounts contributed to trade associations.
"Like most of its competitors, Boeing does not publish amounts contributed to trade associations or otherwise mandate disclosure of funds spent for non-political purposes that are later used by the third parties to support political activity," reads the Board of Directors' statement in opposition.
According to our observations, it has been reported that treatment with other microtubule-interfering agents can lead to a decrease in Bcl-2 and Mcl-1 intracellular amounts contributing to apoptosis [23] [25].
The amount it has agreed to lend to Greece, for example, is about 24 times the amount Greece contributes to the IMF.
W24 sensitized electrode exhibits a better light absorption due to a strong ICT charge transition and high dye loading amount, which contributes to the higher photocurrent of devices.
In excessive amounts, it contributes to an illness known as methemoglobinemia in infants.
