"contributed to enriching" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to someone or something that has enhanced the value or quality of something else. For example, "The professor's lecture contributed to enriching our understanding of the subject."
Tissue specific library screening, orthology comparison in species with or without MIA-biochemical engines, clustering of gene expression profiles together with various functional validation strategies, largely contributed to enrich the toolbox for plant synthetic biology and metabolic engineering of MIA biosynthesis.
These resources contributed to enrich the GFF3 files dedicated to the manual annotation, at the polypeptide level, with cross-references on external databases (Dbxref), Gene Ontology terms and controlled vocabulary (Ontology_term).
It contributes to enriching the service design literature, and extends the range of TRIZ applications for future parking technology.
Thus, specific behaviour coming from the feminine part is necessary in order to contribute to enriching the features of the engineering profile.
The research results contribute to enriching the dynamics of PR spatial solitons and provide a method to suppress the self-deflection of soliton beams arising from the diffusion effect.
These propositions are supporting the systematic identification of how consumers retrieve, interact with content, share it to others and contribute to enrich it through different medium.
We conclude that peatlands contribute to enrich local and regional avian diversity, particularly in the lowlands of the Saint Lawrence River, where industrial pressure on peatlands is highest.
Overall, our results contribute to enrich the state-of-art on the characterisation of nanostructured implant surfaces at the bio-interface, especially in case of topographically porous and rough surfaces.
The combinations of Na+, K+, Ca, HCO3− and Cl− ions, influencing the high positive loadings observed on the first principal component (Table 3), suggest that the first principal component is associated with a combination of various hydrogeochemical processes that contribute to enrich more mineralized water (TDS).
We identify particular qualities of participatory and collaborative design that foster the construction of meaningful connections among participants in the design process connections that have the potential to catalyze or strengthen the relationships, experiences, and understandings that contribute to enrich communities-in-place, and infrastructure community resilience in the process.
