"contribute to the implementation of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe how someone or something helps to make a plan or project successful. Example: The team's efforts greatly contributed to the implementation of the new company policy, resulting in increased efficiency and productivity.
The development by Nice of clinical guidelines for type one diabetes will contribute to the implementation of the diabetes national service framework, which is to be published in 2001 for implementation in the NHS from 2002.
These results will contribute to the implementation of the Nitrate Directive in Croatia and the EU.
In our library, a concern definition is composed of a concern name and one or more well-known class names which contribute to the implementation of a concern.
GADRI will strongly contribute to the implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 and its Science and Technology Roadmap.
Concern mining is a technique that can automatically suggest sets of related code fragments that contribute to the implementation of a concern.
However, we are particularly interested in MethodUnit and StorableUnit because they describe source code elements that usually contribute to the implementation of crosscutting concerns.
These measures will contribute to the implementation of the Nitrate Directive in Croatia and the EU, thus providing pollution control and agricultural product safety.
In this sense, the first step is the identification of source code elements that contribute to the implementation of those concerns, a process known as concern mining.
The main purpose is to identify source code elements that contribute to the implementation of crosscutting concerns (CCs) [8], such as persistence and cryptography.
Based on this comparison, it is possible to identify, match, and annotate the first set of model elements that contribute to the implementation of a given concern.
