The phrase "an external contributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone or something that provides input, support, or resources from outside a particular organization or group.
Example: "The project was greatly enhanced by the insights of an external contributor who specialized in market research."
Alternatives: "an outside contributor" or "a third-party contributor".
A 'Blogger' means an external contributor, whether a person, company or other kind of body whose Material appears on the designated blog sections of the Websites owned by the Company.
It said Mr Conte's CV says he founded the Alpa Studio Legale firm, but he was in fact an external contributor.
From 1938, sociologist Dimitrie Gusti employed Filitti as an external contributor to the standard Romanian dictionary, Enciclopedia României.
If any Freelancer or external contributor is not happy with these Terms then they should not offer the Company any Material, nor accept a commission, nor post any comments on the Website including Blogs.
Against this alarming backdrop, the Obama Administration is surprisingly cutting funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria -- the single largest external contributor to global efforts to fight tuberculosis (TB) and MDR-TB.
It details the decisive — and successful — moves by the century-old media house: a downsized newsroom, external contributors (by the thousand, and mostly unpaid) who produce a huge stream of 400 to 500 pieces a day.
In order to draw in external contributors, an innovator often waives legal exclusion rights or reveals formerly exclusive knowledge.
Kapost works with existing content management systems such as WordPress and Drupal via plugins, and enables publishers to collect and manage content from a network of community members or external contributors.
The project manager also needs to ensure that multiple external contributors are generating output of a consistent quality.
Biologists at the University of Washington used crowds of external contributors to map the structure of an AIDS-related virus that had stumped academic and industry experts for more than 15 years.
Findings from an analysis of about 24,000 initiatives by organizations to involve external contributors suggest these actions are crucial for receiving suggestions from external contributors.
