'contribute to efforts' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like: "My company is proud to contribute to efforts to reduce plastic waste in our community."
The Schools-University Partnership Initiative has shown that academics engaging with schools can contribute to efforts to widen participation.
OPEC called on other oil-producing countries to "contribute to efforts to restore prices to reasonable levels, and eliminate harmful and unnecessary fluctuations".
Through the BID, businesses will be expected to contribute to efforts to spruce up the area with better lighting, more attractive storefronts and improved security.
We have a responsibility to our environment and to the nation to contribute to efforts to reduce CO2 emissions and improve our record on sustainability".
But, Mr. Foxman said, it made sense that Jewish Americans would want to contribute to efforts to replace Ms. McKinney and Mr. Hilliard because of the lawmakers' records on matters of interest to the Jewish community.
The White House official who confirmed the call said only that Mr. Bush "expressed hope that Italy would continue to contribute to efforts in Afghanistan, including security assistance for the king".
Mr. Annan issued a statement praising the decision by North and South Korea to hold a summit meeting and offering "to contribute to efforts aimed at reducing tensions and promoting mutual confidence in the region".
Belarus Belarusian envoy urges UNICEF leadership to contribute to effort against human trafficking 5 June 2007 - Andrey Dapkyunas, Belarus' permanent representative to the United Nations, called on the leadership of the UN Children's Fund UNICEFF) to contribute to international efforts against human trafficking.
It spends almost $2 billion a year to cover 400,000 employees and their families and has contributed to efforts to use technology that is intended to rein in costs.
Contributing to efforts to redress health inequities was a key driver of program.
This finding contributes to efforts to understand the limited success, to date, of routine/PITC implementation in South Africa.
