The phrase "contribute deeper" is correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used in the context of requesting that someone contribute a deeper level of understanding or insight into a topic. For example, you might say "The presentation covered the basics of the topic, but I'd like to hear from each of you to contribute deeper analysis."
Instead, their role is to contribute deep understanding of the unique risks associated with IoT-enabled medical devices an understanding that can help insulate their clients or stakeholders from devastating liability and economic exposure.
Your advisor should contribute deep technological and creative expertise to the relationship, along with strong management consulting capabilities, financial acumen, and capabilities in a range of disciplines spanning digital and business change, research, service design, and user experience.
As a board observer to Kakao and board director at Coupang, Mr. Kim is praised by entrepreneurs as being able to contribute deep connections to the U.S. venture ecosystem and rich experiences in building global businesses.
(Several short, explanatory videos featuring Joyce are on view). Marla C. Berns, director of the Fowler Museum, worked with three other scholars of African art and culture at American universities, who contributed deep expertise.
The work also demonstrates that longitudinal, multi-level institutional analysis can contribute to deeper understanding of strategy development.
The results of this study contribute toward deeper understanding the degree of protection provided by the buildings from pollution of outdoor origin.
Insights gained from the rational design and screening of bPOEAAs may contribute to deeper understanding of structure-activity relationship of polymeric gene carriers, which may ultimately lead to safer and more effective gene therapies.
Advanced computational techniques, quoted here, contribute a deeper understanding of such important facets of catalysis as C H activation in O2 at Mn[III]-centered doped AlPOs and alkene epoxidation at Ti[IV]-centered doped silicas.
Ask for more responsibility: be sure to have specific ideas for how you can contribute in deeper, more expansive ways.
- Ask for more responsibility – be sure to have specific ideas for how you can contribute in deeper, more expansive ways.
Such an inquiry would contribute to deeper understanding of the circumstances that enable different forms of identity to develop and how they affect both learning and workplace effort.
