The phrase "and contributions in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of contributions within a specific context, such as a project, organization, or field of study.
Example: "We appreciate the support and contributions in the development of our new software."
Alternatives: "and input in the" or "and efforts in the".
All articles, columns, editorials and contributions in the newspaper are subject to the same requirements of factual accuracy.
Today, many tour guides compete on the strength of their in-house "Ripperologists," often published authors with blogs and YouTube channels and contributions in the Britain-based Ripperologist magazine.
The questionnaire was sent to recognised opinion leaders, chosen via a history of prior indexed publications, supplemented by the chief investigators personal knowledge of their work and contributions in the field.
In the "Serial entrepreneurs: ventures and contributions in the ecosystem" section, we find that many of the serial entrepreneurs in our sample made significant and unique contributions to the ecosystem.
But women have had important roles and contributions in the industry that are largely ignored.
Bahay Tsinoy, one of Manila's most prominent museums, documents the Chinese lives and contributions in the history of the Philippines.
I believe women should be judged on their skills and contribution in the workplace and shouldn't have to fear being sexualised.
The court was not persuaded by this testimony.... Beyond voting and jury service, productive citizenship implies engagement and contribution in the economy as well as in public life...
Antioxidant activities and contribution in the defense system is one of the important functions of the Zn in fish (Powell 2000).
Many hostels implement initiatives such as renewable energy use through solar power, recycling and involvement and contribution in the surrounding community.
Most notably, Trump wants to create a new obligation for refugees, suggesting officials may consider whether individuals meet "certain criteria that enhance a refugee's likelihood of successful assimilation and contribution in the United States".
