The term "contemplate of" is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the term "contemplate". Example: She spent the afternoon contemplating the choices she had to make.
Such is wilderness life, the contemplating of vast vistas.
That's something worth contemplating: of all the things in the plant, mineral, and animal kingdoms, we alone are aware of our inevitable death.
Again, questions I don't want to contemplate outside of this essay.
"As mayor of the host city, you contemplate all of the possibilities.
It is because the Man of the Shroud invites us to contemplate Jesus of Nazareth".
The lyrics contemplate cycles of family, history and nature.
Having traded Adam Graves to San Jose, they must contemplate buyouts of other veterans like Valery Kamensky, Tim Taylor and Colin Forbes.
After receiving my degree, I had time to contemplate some of these issues.
Problem solving: Do you ever sit and contemplate which of two options is best?
There is a need to develop programs that contemplate continuity of care from primary to specialized caregiving.
We will now have a moment of silence to contemplate the suffering of Senator Brown.
