The phrase "as potential contributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's possible role or involvement in a project, team, or initiative.
Example: "We are considering you as a potential contributor to our upcoming research project."
Alternatives: "as a possible contributor" or "as a prospective contributor."
A realistic proposal would continue to have the United States, Russia and China as permanent members, but would include Japan, the largest aid and reconstruction donor, and India, a crucial ally in the war on terror as well as potential contributor of troops.
Philosophers of film have generally opposed this view, seeing film as a source of knowledge and, even, as potential contributor to philosophy itself.
An alternative possible explanation for this is the convergence of some genes which begin to emerge as potential contributor of toxins in adaptation to the changing niche.
Pro-inflammatory mediator S100A9 was identified as potential contributor to AD development in patients [ 23, 37] and mice models [ 16] and to inflammation-dependent aging in the human body [ 38].
Further research should explore social factors suggested by the literature-including life course socioeconomic experiences and racism-related stress, and the biological pathways through which they operate-as potential contributors to PTB among Black and White women with different levels of social advantage.
The newly developed 'reduced risk' materials, including the neonicotinoid class, have been under investigation recently, having been identified as potential contributors to Colony Collapse Disorder.
Combinations of various input parameters known to produce a response in the daytime lower ionosphere were investigated as potential contributors to the input space.
Combinations of various input parameters known to produce a response in the lower ionosphere were investigated as potential contributors to the input space.
