The phrase "are identified as contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors, elements, or individuals that play a role in a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Several factors are identified as contributing to the success of the project, including teamwork and effective communication."
Alternatives: "are recognized as playing a role" or "are noted as factors contributing".
Factors that are identified as contributing to Nitisol development are (i) the presence of open 2 1 clays, besides dominant kaolinite, (ii) seasonal cycles of wetting and drying, contributing to strong blocky soil structure development, and (iii) exceptional Fe oxide characteristics, particularly extremely small particle size.
Health sector authorities and workers are identified as contributing stakeholders to managing disaster risk and to building community resilience.
Holloway et al. (2009) describe separate evaluations for meat production and calf production (Beef Value and Calving Value indexes, respectively), as well as the way in which individual animals are identified as contributing particular genetic qualities to the herd.
Many risk factors are identified as contributing inpatient falls.
Any plant that meets the other criteria and can be identified as contributing to any pollution that limits visibility in any national park is covered by the rules.
Susceptibility to schizophrenia depends on genetic inheritance, but this in turn is highly complex since 62 genes so far have been identified as contributing to vulnerability to psychosis.
A broad range of factors associated with AA participation have been identified as contributing to recovery including changes in social networks, maintaining motivation, confidence in the ability to cope with the demands of recovery, decreased depression symptoms, and increased spirituality — but no study as yet has been able to determine the relative importance of those mechanisms.
Although difficulties with coping have been identified as contributing to these effects, less attention has been paid to the precise nature of maltreated children's coping difficulties, particularly in terms of the strategies they use to cope with negative emotions and how these strategies vary with age.
Clinical factors that have been identified as contributing to peri-procedural bleeding include LVAD implantation after an acute myocardial infarction and preoperative use of antiplatelet agents.
