The phrase "and even contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is not only participating but also adding value or input to a situation or discussion.
Example: "The team worked hard on the project, and even contributing their own ideas made a significant difference in the final outcome."
Alternatives: "and also adding" or "and even playing a part".
On the other hand, Cameron did quite like recent Terminator effort Genisys, praising its innovation and even contributing a theory about the cyborg ageing process that allowed Schwarzenegger to return as a really knackered T-800.
PAGE 12 PUBLIC EDITOR Coverage of the grim economic crisis has prompted some readers to complain that The Times is overemphasizing negative economic events and even contributing to a loss of confidence that only helps prolong the recession.
A7 Meat Investigation Faulted Congressional Democrats accused the Agriculture Department of conducting a sluggish inquiry into evidence that tainted meat had slipped into the marketplace, putting thousands of consumers at risk and even contributing to some illnesses.
A new survey finds that at-home biology hobbyists are instead improving public engagement with science, creating useful products, and even contributing to scientific research.
Rather than causing problems, molecular biology hobbyists around the world are instead improving public engagement with science, creating useful products, and even contributing to scientific research.
Information seeking today is getting considered in dynamic context and situation rather than static settings, and a human is its essential and central part actively processing (receiving and interpreting) and even contributing information.
The actor himself made no effort to quash the legends and even contributed to them.
He was an avid reader of local newspapers and even contributed heated letters defending his actions, denying his crimes and attacking perceived Republican abuses.
Later chairmen acknowledged that it was Hodgson's rethinking that lay behind the big changes ICI soon made, and even contributed to the demerger of Zeneca in 1993.
Among other gigs, he provided the voice of Benjamin Franklin on an episode of "South Park," and even contributed to that series as a writer.
"This is a murky picture and even contributes to a more difficult judgmental problem for the Federal Reserve," said Henry Kaufman, the Wall Street economist.
