The phrase "contribute to understanding of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something adds to or enhances comprehension of a particular topic or concept.
Example: "The research findings contribute to understanding of climate change impacts on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "aid in the comprehension of" or "enhance the knowledge of".
Our results can be utilized as comparative information to understand the genetic organization of OR genes in mammals and contribute to understanding of the characteristics of chemosensory responses in cattle.
The results contribute to understanding of CO flame structure.
It recommends future research and guidance to help the field advance and contribute to understanding of the risks ahead.
Bryan Rawlins, a county councillor for St Austell, said: "I believe attractions like the Eden Project give a gloss to the image of Cornwall but do not contribute to understanding of the place.
The results will further contribute to understanding of heat transfer mechanism and will aid in the efficient design of heat transfer surfaces in the CFB unit.
The data may be useful for researchers interested in designing new drug substances and will contribute to understanding of the mechanisms of IOP lowering activity.
An integrated three-dimensional model of performance anxiety was constructed to offer an alternative conceptualization that may contribute to understanding of the complex anxiety performance relationship.
We contribute to understanding of the indirect impacts of R&D subsidies by first providing strong evidence of an economically significant average positive impact of R&D subsidies on firm external collaboration breadth.
Although the discomfort or injury associated with whole-body vibration cannot be predicted directly from the power absorbed during exposure to vibration, the absorbed power may contribute to understanding of the biodynamics involved in such responses.
Our findings contribute to understanding of plant soil water relationships and the water balance, and may provide important information for investigations of nutrient sources and sinks in riparian zones.
Secondly, we contribute to understanding of how firms in transition economies build 'indigenous' capabilities for innovation by drawing attention to the interplay of foreign and domestic control of agents' innovation.
