The phrase "contributed by the fact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to explain that something was influenced or caused by a certain fact or aspect. Example: The success of the project was greatly contributed by the fact that the team had excellent communication and collaboration skills.
In fact, by filtering experts we ignore the valuable content coming from crowd and we neglected the vast amount of information contributed by the citizens.
Is it hard to imagine that your husband, while not aware exactly of what's going on, is not experiencing a sense of abandonment, contributed to by the fact that you are having your needs catered for elsewhere?
I'm not suggesting that Abelard could not provide acceptable and coherent answers to these and similar questions and problems.[35] But perhaps these problems also contributed to the fact that by the 13th century his doctrine of status was no longer in currency.
Oliver et al. (2) suggested that the decrease in spike rates is contributed by a postsynaptic mechanism, given the fact that SG neurons may contain BK channels and loss of BK channels can decrease neuronal spike rates (14).
One possibility in the present experiments was that the impairment observed was in fact contributed by other factors, or the use of non-spatial learning strategies, as has been also demonstrated in other mouse models [29].
This contributes to the fact that increased connectivity in the network is accompanied by a more robust decision making mechanism.
The fact that all DWT and SRR additive QTLs were contributed by Pokkali suggested the growth-increasing effect of Pokkali alleles under salt stress.
The higher ac conductivity of 2 against its dc conductivity is assumed to be largely contributed by proton-conduction as the matter of fact that there exist in 2 guest water molecules and water-molecule-associated O H⋯Cl hydrogen bonding network.
