The phrase "contribute their efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing collaboration or teamwork, emphasizing the input or work of individuals towards a common goal.
Example: "In order to achieve our project objectives, each team member must contribute their efforts effectively."
Alternatives: "offer their contributions" or "put in their work".
This paper presents a model in which a central and a local supervisor contribute their efforts to obtain information on the solvency of a local bank, which is then used by the central supervisor to decide on its early liquidation.
This international collaboration has been organized by OECD/NEA, and nine organizations – ENEA, ERSE, GIDROPRESS, IAEA, IPPE, KIT/IKET, KIT/INR, NUTRECK, and RRC KI – contribute their efforts to LACANES benchmarking.
On Sunday, thousands of miles from LA, other veteran leaders like George will fan out across the Rockaways in Queens, N.Y., to contribute their efforts and expertise to a massive recovery operation in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
The locals contribute their effort and labor, and we raise finances around the world, lecturing [and through public appearances].
Converting an idea into a complex facility such as an offshore platform, an oil refinery or a petrochemical plant requires many individuals and groups with differing professional norms and organizational interests to contribute their effort and expertise over an extended period of time.
Some nonprofit organizations offer tours where the traveler pays a fee and enjoys the ride; others take paying volunteers who contribute their time and effort.
This conclusion is supported by other studies show that people are more motivated to contribute their time and effort if they believe they are being helpful and promoting the common good (Martha E. Kropf & Johnny Blair, 2005).
He imbued in his son a belief in public services for education, housing, planning and the arts, and in the need for individuals to contribute their own time and effort to public service.
Officials say that in addition to food and water, they have distributed tens of thousands of tents, beds and quilts.As in 2008, ordinary citizens have contributed their own efforts to the relief work.
Industries outside tech can use these models to jump-start their own efforts and contribute their learnings back to the open source community.
