The phrase "analyses the contribution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or role of a particular factor, element, or individual in a specific context or study.
Example: "The research paper analyses the contribution of social media to political engagement among young voters."
Alternatives: "examines the role of" or "assesses the impact of".
This study analyses the contribution of territorial sensitive resources related to natural and cultural features (environmental dimension), innovation capabilities and specialization patterns (smart specialization) to regional sustainable development (spatial sustainability).
In the tumor-focused analyses, the contribution of each sample then equaled the samples' tumor epithelium percentage.
Thus, without additional analyses, the contribution of rare variants or haplogroup effects to disease may be missed.
In subsequent analyses, the contribution of childhood factors to the associations between job demand/control and physical and mental functioning were investigated by first adjusting the model separately for each, and then simultaneously adjusting for all childhood factors.
This paper describes research which, based on an implementation of an accumulated effect evaluation (AEE) algorithm applying the greedy search strategy, analyses the contribution of every single feature class in TEES with a view to identify important features and modify the feature set accordingly.
Under her leadership, million+ has published a series of reports analysing the contribution of universities to the economy and society.
We then analyse the contribution of these waves in a variety of phenomena.
This is explained by analysing the contribution of each term of the discrete kinetic energy balance.
An explorative empirical survey was conducted in Monaragala, one of the poorest districts of Sri Lanka, analysing the contribution of the implementation of SHS towards poverty reduction.
In this paper, we analyse the contribution of each of these emissions or de-excitation centres in exciting the Eu3+ ions.
In this sense, our results are coherent with those of Baggetun & Wasson (2006) when analysing the contribution of blogs to SRL.
