The phrase "and contributed more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's additional efforts or input in a particular context, such as a project or team collaboration.
Example: "She not only completed her tasks on time but also contributed more by offering innovative solutions to the challenges we faced."
Alternatives: "and added further" or "and provided additional input".
Ogden Nash, who died in 1971 and contributed more than three hundred poems to this magazine, was born on August 19 , 1902
A trust created programs at the University of Arkansas and contributed more than $12 million to Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia.
Red also taught at three medical schools, wrote or contributed to several medical textbooks, and contributed more than 40 articles to medical journals.
Viktor Orban, the Hungarian Prime Minister, said his compatriots living in the UK were hardworking and contributed more to the UK economy than they received in hand-outs.
Cisco has worked with more than 150 Habitat for Humanity groups worldwide and contributed more than $9 million to the organization's various projects since 1998, said William DeKnatel, a Cisco client service director.
A 2000 study by HACER, a Latino advocacy group, estimated that undocumented workers (most of them Mexican) added $1.5 billion to Minnesota's gross state product and contributed more than $1 billion in state tax revenue.
This group is generally more affluent and contributes more to consumer spending and the economy relative to its size.
The government said Australia would focus on regional threats and contribute more to peacekeeping forces.
Don't be a part of the problem, be the solution and contribute more to this planet".
Manufacturing workers, especially those in defense, earn more than the average worker and contribute more to the economy, Dr. Kamer said.
"Most of the evidence suggests that migrants will work hard and contribute more in taxes than they consume in social services".
