The phrase "contribute to noise" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any situation in which something is causing more sound than is desired. For example, "The construction site was so loud because the workers were using power tools that contributed to the noise."
They do not use any fuel; nor do they contribute to noise pollution.
Some carts are too big and contribute to noise and visual pollution with blinking neon lights and music.
Mr. Orther said that the city's older buildings, crowded living quarters and 24/7 street life all contribute to noise levels.
Our project uses haptic feedback and not audible feedback, so it does not contribute to noise pollution or interfere with music that a runner may be listening to.
A third potential issue is that turbines can contribute to noise pollution, but government studies find noise levels are comparatively low and should not significantly impact on nearby residents.
Matt Gorman, Heathrow's sustainability director, said the aircraft would contribute to noise reduction and that noise now affected fewer people around the airport than at any time since the 1970s, despite flight numbers having almost doubled.
We previously reported that noise increases the levels of p-AMPK α in OHCs, indicating a transient ATP depletion that may contribute to noise-induced necrotic cell death.
He even said that the residents of Istanbul who beat pots and pans at night in solidarity with the Taksim protest were contributing to noise pollution.
Equipment, alarms, hospital machinery and staff activity are all likely to have contributed to noise levels in the ICU, said the authors, who will present their findings at the European Society for Anaesthesiology's annual meeting in London.
Because of little few gear and flap changes, aircraft stay higher along the descent segments contributing to noise and fuel reduction.
