"contribute further to" is a perfectly valid and grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to signify the idea of adding to or improving something, for example: "We hope to contribute further to our local economy by investing in new businesses."
Any winning solution will also need to prove that it will not contribute further to these.
"We are willing to work in partnership to drive forward an investment strategy which allows the UK operations to contribute further to the profitability of Tata.
"We are extremely pleased that we can now demonstrate what a city region with greater freedoms can achieve and contribute further to the growth of the UK," he said.
Thus, looking beyond the Pacific Rim, Mr. Gates is expected to press Beijing to contribute further to economic sanctions intended to halt Iran's nuclear ambitions, which could be a prickly issue given China's growing economic ties with Iran.
The elimination of MFA quotas will contribute further to growth.Restarting negotiationsThere was—and still is a good economic case for new trade "concessions" by both developed and developing countries.
Conflicting guidelines and the lack of human data contribute further to this situation.
Moreover, appreciable changes in the secondary structure of APE1 adsorbed over the CNMs were observed that contribute further to the repair refractivity of the abasic sites.
"We are extremely pleased that we can now demonstrate what a city region with greater freedoms can achieve and contribute further to the growth of the UK".
The content of the workshop was designed to contribute further to the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive MSFDD) following an inaugural workshop in 2012.
Two mechanisms are identified leading to secondary droplet formation; in the initial and intermediate stages of splashing secondary droplet formation is according to Rayleigh instability while at later times surface tension effects contribute further to secondary atomization.
It was found that, except for the degradation of the aerial image due to the filtering effect, less performing illuminations show an increased deterioration of the aerial image quality and thus contribute further to line edge roughness.
