The phrase "contributes to eliminating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions or factors that help reduce or remove something undesirable.
Example: "The new policy contributes to eliminating waste in our production process."
Alternatives: "aids in removing" or "helps in eradicating".
Multi-protein diffusion efficiently contributes to eliminating spatial asynchronies which are present during the initiation of apoptosis execution and thereby ensures homogeneous apoptosis execution throughout the entire cell body.
Mr President, I voted for the Klamt report, not only because I am in favour of any measure which contributes to eliminating child sex tourism, but also because I want to provide encouragement for more to be done.
The hybrid laminated composites contributes to eliminate more than 95% of the incident force in the drop weight impact test.
Basically, the proposed hybrid control structure combines a fuzzy logic controller, with a pure integral action, both fully decoupled, improving the performances of the process with a reasonable design cost, since the system nonlinearities are fully compensated by the fuzzy component of the controller, while the integral action contributes to eliminate the steady-state error.
#NobelPeacePrize October 11, 2013 Nobelprize_org (@Nobelprize_org) By awarding the OPCW, the Norwegian Nobel Committee seeks to contribute to eliminating chemical weapons.
A 2017 research article determined that one way an individual could contribute to eliminating greenhouse gases is to have one fewer child.
He argued boosting wages and taxing the better off, in addition to budget cuts in most areas, could contribute to eliminating the deficit by 2020.
Carrying out adjuvant therapy may therefore have contributed to eliminating possibly significant differences due to these negative prognostic factors.
The ECJ therefore had to examine whether the directive actually contributed to eliminating obstacles to the free movement of goods and services, and removing appreciable distortions of competition.
