"contribute to the performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person's or a group of people's actions with a beneficial effect on a particular performance. For example: "The band rehearsed diligently and their hard work paid off-- they were able to contribute to the performance and deliver an incredible show."
But how does he contribute to the performance of the organization as a whole?
The conditions and the design parameters that contribute to the performance of the closed-loop system are investigated.
While these factors commonly contribute to the performance of the GRSSs, they are not accounted for in design procedures.
A critical analysis concerning the factors that contribute to the performance observed is presented from which it was possible to realize a significant variability of results.
"Although allowed by scheme rules, it is not clear how these awards will benefit shareholders, given she is no longer in a position to contribute to the performance which is being rewarded," Pirc points out.
This perspective requires choosing policies that will contribute to the performance of the system as a whole, rather than of any sector individually.
When students are given an equal chance at completing assessment tasks, they might tend to be more competitive, which would contribute to the performance-oriented assessment environment.
Earnings excluding special, one-time events totaled $33.86 billion, an increase of 31percentt, with all segments of the business contributing to the performance, the company said.
Compared with data splitting, nested cross-validation results in better models and more stable estimates of performance, since every subject contributes to the performance estimates.
The evidence is persuasive that the structure of VC finance has contributed to the performance gap between female and male entrepreneurs of tech startups.
