The phrase "contribute to the study of" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the impact or importance of something in an academic or research context. Example: The new research findings on the effects of climate change will greatly contribute to the study of environmental science.
Fig. 2 Wide range of disciplines contribute to the study of hazards and disasters and all have contributions to make to help us understand the significance of possible hazards and disasters in the Anthropocene.
This result will contribute to the study of Toeplitz operators and the bridge theory of operators.
The research methods and results of our paper will contribute to the study of the generalized Hénon map.
Some recently published series of cases have defined some structural abnormalities, demonstrated by different imaging methods, which contribute to the study of carotidynia [7].
This paper aims to contribute to the study of interconnected energy systems and focuses on the coordination between RES and PtG.
There are also some papers that contribute to the study of the doubly stochastic inverse eigenvalue problem (e.g., [1, 2] and references therein).
It can considerably improve the assembly results and contribute to the studies of experiment design of the de novo transcriptome.
Talks about the International Potato Center, in Peru, and the scientists who have contributed to the study of the potato.
Researchers say awareness is growing in the public, and more disciplines are contributing to the study of hazing.
Wilczek also contributed to the study of questions relating to cosmology, condensed matter physics, and black holes.
This film, however, bears no resemblance to the humanistic Birdman of Alcatraz, where Burt Lancaster played the lifer redeemed by his fascination with birds and contributing to the study of avian diseases.
