The phrase "as both contribute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing two or more elements that have a shared impact or role in a particular context.
Example: "The success of the project relies on teamwork and communication, as both contribute to achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "since both play a role" or "as both add value".
A key design component for piled rafts is the proportion of load carried by the raft and piles, as both contribute to the load-carrying behavior of piled rafts.
Calcium and magnesium leaching do not pose a serious challenge, as both contribute to water hardness which is important for the growth of fish.
As both contribute particular characteristics to the subjects involved in them, part of the problem for the rational state will be to ensure that each of these two principles mediates the other, each thereby mitigating the one-sidedness of the other.
Besides that, the issue of conventional fossil fuels depletion as well as environmental pollution both contribute to the growth of PV technology.
The hubs for both stimuli are in partly overlapping network areas as they both contribute to plant immune function (including shared target genes), but they operate in clearly different sectors of immunity (no shared hubs).
The combined data also show that Blimp1−/− rESCs are similar to control rESCs by transcriptome analysis as they both contribute to adult chimeras, except that the mutant cells cannot undergo specification into PGCs and be transmitted through the germline; they may also not contribute to some somatic tissues where Blimp1 is required later in development as shown previously (Robertson et al., 2007).
Be sure to note the positive aspects you can both contribute as well as gain by working for them.
Adipose tissue is involved in the production and release of hormones as well as cytokines, which may both contribute to obesity-related insulin resistance, cardiovascular morbidities, hypertension, and metabolic disorders, as well as asthma [51,52].
But CO2 as well as La Niña may both contribute to global temperatures.
Thus, anti-CII antibodies may both contribute to, as well as be the consequence of, local joint inflammation.
Of substantial concern is the increasing problem of antibiotic resistance – a problem that ICUs both contribute to as well as suffer from [ 4].
