The phrase "contributed crucially" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: Her research findings contributed crucially to the development of a new treatment for cancer.
OSCAR collagen interaction stimulates RANK-dependent osteoclastogenesis28. OSCAR can play a proinflammatory role in monocyte-derived cells and contribute crucially on multiple levels to RA pathogenesis.
The commission's report, in a section titled "accountability," singled out three agencies for contributing "crucially to the Iraq WMD debacle". The three made such serious errors -- and then resisted admitting them -- that the commission urged the DNI to consider actions including reconstituting or reorganizing the units.
Naturally fractured reservoirs are those where fractures contribute crucially to storage and/or permeability.
Efficient visual examination and comparison of predicted ligands is an important part of VS studies, contributing crucially to the choice of compounds that will be subsequently biochemically or biologically evaluated.
Conventional sentence meaning contributes crucially to what is said, which is considered essentially different from implicatures; but now we have the result that some elements of conventional meaning do not contribute to what is said but to implicatures (albeit conventional).
E-cadherin-based adherens junctions contribute crucially to the organization and stabilization of the polarized intestinal cell layer.
We conclude that both the origin and subsequent treatment of transplanted donor cells contribute crucially to the fate of post-natal implants within the DG, although other factors such as the age of the donors might also play a contributing role.
In addition to drift and dispersal, selection often contributes crucially to the maintenance of narrow hybrid zones [ 39].
This high rate of intraspecific intron variation suggests that the intron dynamics may contribute crucially to the structure of mitochondrial genomes.
