The phrase "as they were contributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or information that have been provided or added by individuals or groups.
Example: "The data was analyzed and presented as they were contributed by the team members during the project."
Alternatives: "in the manner they were provided" or "as they were submitted".
You have the option to receive all messages as they are contributed or daily digests of either all messages or subject heading only.
"The amount they have to be contributing could potentially be two to three times as much as they're contributing now," said Joshua Rauh, an associate professor of finance at Northwestern University, who has been challenging the way most cities and states measure their pension promises.
The aim of this study was to investigate whether other areas of the Sahelian region could also be defined as deep infiltration ones as well, and then, whether they were contributing to aquifer recharge.
As well as feeling as if they are contributing to a worthwhile cause, the 258 backers of the film could actually get something back: any profits will be split between the film's contributors, its 105 crew (who worked for a third of the usual rate) and investors.
Wearing a uniform of some kind (whether in the forces or as a male or female police officer, postal worker or bus conductor) was an obvious way of contributing, but civilians working in a factory making uniforms, guns, ammunition, tanks or ships had every right to feel they were contributing as much to the war effort as a man with a gun.
Efforts were also made so that persons with dementia would perceive themselves as equals; that the persons felt they were contributing and allowed to contribute was an important aspect here.
The adaptation of a CQI model worked well for our study in terms of clinician engagement with the systems and process changes they were contributing to as part of their daily working practices [ 32].
As opposed to feeling as though they are contributing to a greater purpose in the organization that employs them, employees remain disengaged and their opportunities for a role whereby they may flourish wane.
Competent employees, when faced with ambiguity, will do what they are most comfortable doing in order to feel as if they are contributing something appropriate.
To make buyers feel as if they are contributing to something more than book sales, club members can designate one of 33 organizations to receive $2 from any book that a member buys at regular club prices above $10.
He described such donations as "the American way," and there's no doubt that dropping off a few cans of Campbell's tomato soup makes people feel as if they're contributing.
