"contributed to the event" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that someone or something played a role in causing or influencing the event to happen. Example: "The generous donations from the community contributed to the success of the charity event."
And the so-called innocent party may have even contributed to the event by not being sufficiently open and sympathetic to their partner's feelings.
Many reports did not identify the device model, surgical procedure, or event timing, limiting Food and Drug Administration FDAandand manufacturer investigations into whether the device contributed to the event.
Nevertheless, we endorse the need of combining the data of climate forcings with thorough analyses of political and economic structures15,16,49,50 of which determinants have almost certainly contributed to the event.
In 2014, he railed against the programmed appearance of writer Uthman Badar, who was to speak on the ethics of "honour killings", and contributed to the event's swift cancellation.
In 2017, over 100 local and international organizations contributed to the event.
The trickle becomes a flood and the joint is rocking from bar stool to pool hall to the great food people had contributed to the event.
He told me: I remembered this passage from the F. Scott Fitzgerald story "The Freshest Boy": He had contributed to the events by which another boy was saved from the army of the bitter, the selfish, the neurasthenic and the unhappy.
In March, a court ruled for the first time that negligence by the state contributed to the events at Fukushima Daiichi, the world's worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl 25 years earlier.
"Unlike other agencies cited as having contributed to the events at Winterbourne View, Castlebeck was not represented on the inquiry panel," Castlebeck said.
She says "I'm saddened by Paul Tilley's death, but I do not feel that my blog postings contributed to the events that occurred" and boasted about the sites traffic growth since the incident.
