The phrase "contribute his knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase in a sentence such as: "The professor offered to contribute his knowledge to the class project."
Mr. Franklin contributed his knowledge of making sporting goods from leather; Schmidt gave a player's view, as he continually criticized and tweaked designs.
With Mr. DeMarco contributing his knowledge of hockey's language, rules and culture, they established "an unlikely pairing of writers," said Mr. Wilson, 46, who is gay and a musical theater enthusiast.
Mr. Dorgan also contributed his knowledge of Washington's energy bureaucracy and the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, or Arpa-e, a new organization that finances high-risk energy projects and is modeled after the better-known Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa.
He currently lives in San Francisco, CA where he runs an advertising agency and contributes his knowledge on panels to consult both new and established businesses to advertise more effectively.
"So he has been in this community contributing his knowledge and love to the place that's been his home his whole life," said the Rev. Spencer Lamar Booker of St .Paul AME Church.
Reidel, who had done deals with both, got invited to lunch, only to discover that his hosts were determined to goad him into contributing his knowledge and experience to the group.
NG dug up the "ancient" data on putrescine carbamoyltransferase, contributed his knowledge about carbamoyltransferases and made important additions to the manuscript.
When Keller wasn't busy cooking at the French Laundry and his other restaurants, Per Se, Ad Hoc and Bouchon, over the last 20 years, he took some time to contribute his vast culinary knowledge to the L.A. Times.
