"contributed to form" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something played a role in shaping or creating something else. For example: - The diversity of cultures in the city contributed to form its vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. - The team's dedication and hard work contributed to form their successful season. - The different perspectives shared during the meeting contributed to form a comprehensive solution to the problem.
They have contributed to form a company identity & get support from employees, customers, partners and society at large.
Of course, Slovakia has its problems, but increased personal freedom, introduction of democracy and rule of law, market institutions, and integration with the EU have contributed to form the lively and elegant city we enjoyed.
Since this part of the megasplay fault is thicker than the surrounding region (Yamada et al. 2013), the fault may have been generated during a long period of activity that contributed to form several possible active zones.
Therefore, transplanted human VPC-derived EC and MC structurally contributed to form new vessels in the process of vascular regeneration.
The three short arms are composed of one chain each; the long arm is a coiled coil of all three chains, and these contributed to form to the laminin: cross-shaped molecule.
It means that surfactants that added contributed to form structure in film layer titanium dioxide [22, 23].
Together with the Mennonite Central Committee, African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries (ALARM), and World Vision International, the center hosts has hosted yearly gatherings in the region that have contributed to forming a fresh movement for peacemaking.
Therefore, it remains possible that either of these sputtering processes, or a sequence of the two processes, may have contributed to forming the compositional relationships in the inner and outer layers in the orthopyroxene rims.
Results from compression testing indicated that conditions that promoted fast curing rate and reduced M̅c contributed to forming hydrogels with improved mechanical properties.
In the formative approach, items are causal indicators contributing to form the composite index and they may not be correlated [ 25- 27].
But the faculty, lecturers, staff, research groups, subject offerings, events, and thus the ethos of CMS/W contribute to form a single unit.
