The phrase "and contribute to progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions or efforts that help advance a particular goal, initiative, or field.
Example: "Our team is dedicated to innovation and contribute to progress in sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "and aid in advancement" or "and foster development".
Recommendations for overcoming these barriers and on the design of new approaches that support industrial symbiosis and contribute to progress towards sustainable societies are also outlined.
The paper studies three different institutional arrangements, France, Germany, and Japan, because these three cases can learn from each other and contribute to progress in the Helix theory itself.
These research results can be integrated into the social sub-system of science that generally aims at acquiring new and theory-based knowledge and can thus contribute to progress in knowledge.
The campaign will provide a window on political commitment and investments and show who is who in malaria control and how partner organizations contribute to progress.
The Prosecutor and the Court can best contribute to progress through adhering to due process, maintaining stubborn independence, and modeling its novel blueprint for ending impunity.
The seeds are said to be harmless and may result in better plants & contribute to progress in new plant development.
Neurobiological research on metamemory using primate models is necessary to understand human cognition, and our study contributes to progress in this research area.
Contributions are encouraged from across the broad range of disciplines-computer science, engineering, the biosciences (neuroscience, psychology, ethology), organizational behavior, and economics-that are contributing to progress in these areas.
The ability of domestic agroprocessing to capture this economic opportunity and to contribute to progress in the agricultural sector, particularly in the quality dimension, is of great promise for the developing countries.
However, current progress in genetic knowledge, technology and informatics will contribute to progress in this important area.
Moreover, Turgot argues that individuals and groups that contribute to progress are often motivated by emotion or personal interest (1751, 69 70).
