The phrase "contribute two" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is commonly used when describing a person or thing that is making a contribution or adding to something in a specific quantity or number. Example: The new employee was able to contribute two innovative ideas to the project, greatly improving its success.
Finally, say you contribute ten (10) points, and all your neighbors contribute two (2) points, the total contribution is 18 points, and the income that each player receives from the project is 0.4*18 = 7.2 points.
The Evenk of Siberia contribute two simple but evocative masks made of pounded, punctured and painted metal.
(Kozinn) ORCHESTRE RÉVOLUTIONNAIRE ET ROMANTIQUE (Sunday and Monday) Sir John Eliot Gardiner and his fine period-instrument orchestra contribute two concerts to this year's Mozart celebration.
Lyndell Brown and Charles Green, from Australia, contribute two large photographs of their own bulletin-board-style collages in which Indian and Western images overlap.
The 47-year-old hopes to contribute two original songs to a 2014 greatest hits compilation, with the band's eighth studio album to follow.
In 2014, Interscope Records will release an edition of the band's greatest hits, to which Reznor intends to contribute two new songs.
In the eighties, when Cianci was out of office, Joseph Paolino was the mayor, and the tow-truck operators had agreed to contribute two thousand dollars each to his campaign fund.
Visionary Vehicles promised to arrange a dealer network in the United States, and also planned to contribute two hundred million dollars toward the design and development of five new Chery models destined for the American market.
By James Surowiecki In 1904, André Level, a French financier, persuaded twelve other investors to contribute two hundred and twelve francs apiece to a new investment fund called La Peau de l'Ours ("the skin of the bear"), which was targeted at an unusual market: modern art.
In 1904, André Level, a French financier, persuaded twelve other investors to contribute two hundred and twelve francs apiece to a new investment fund called La Peau de l'Ours ("the skin of the bear"), which was targeted at an unusual market: modern art.
The German finance minister, Peer Steinbrück, said in Berlin that the federal government would contribute two-thirds of a rescue package totaling 1.5 billion euros ($2.2 billion).
