The phrase "as potential contributors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or groups who may have the ability or opportunity to contribute to a project, discussion, or initiative.
Example: "We are reaching out to various experts in the field as potential contributors to our upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "as possible contributors" or "as prospective contributors".
India, Turkey and Pakistan have been regarded by the Pentagon as potential contributors of additional forces.
Atypical infectious agents have been proposed as potential contributors to asthma.
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.
This commentary discusses key behavioral factors in the rise and fall of the epidemic, as well as some of those increasingly discussed as potential contributors to the endgame.
More fundamentally, the social practices of information and discourse allow a very large number of actors to see themselves as potential contributors to public discourse and as potential actors in political arenas, rather than mostly passive recipients of mediated information who occasionally can vote their preferences.
Stochastic processes are acknowledged as potential contributors to evolutionary change by biologists and philosophers (Gould 2002; see above), and life science curricula appear to reflect such normative conceptualizations.
That said, when the individual component parts of NI are assessed as potential contributors to eventual trigeminovascular activation and primary headaches, their contributions appear less clear.
