The phrase "contributes to facilitating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one action or element helps to make another action or process easier or more effective.
Example: "The new software contributes to facilitating communication between team members, enhancing overall productivity."
Alternatives: "aids in promoting" or "helps to ease".
However, can curated stories create a platform that contributes to facilitating socio-political change?
Trichomonas vaginalis is the most common non-viral human sexually transmitted pathogen and importantly, contributes to facilitating the spread of HIV.
It is also possible that a lower degree of crystallinity of Sigmacell Type 20 cellulose (Table 2) contributes to facilitating the enzymatic hydrolysis.
Fujimaki et al. demonstrated that 4 weeks of voluntary wheel running induces the upregulation of Wnt signaling, which contributes to facilitating myogenesis and the activation of satellite cells in the skeletal muscles of mice [ 173].
On the other hand, debarment – when it works – has an anti-competitive effect, and this contributes to facilitate collusion between suppliers.
The results of this study will contribute to facilitating the technical and economical evaluation of forward osmosis desalination systems.
His research interest lies in developing an understanding of how design and technology can contribute to facilitating positive experiences and how those effects could be prolonged.
The cumulative results observed at these films suggest that, while distance dependence prevails in nearly every case and interparticle coupling can contribute to facilitating the Fe CN 63−/4− electrochemistry, interfacial electronic coupling of the PE NP films is of critical importance and decoupling is easily achieved by disengaging NP electrode interactions.
The two brands' integrated supply chains and the positioning concept as basic, quality apparel at low price contributed to facilitating their internationalization.
This paper has examined whether formal networking programs contribute to facilitating innovation in the European Research Area (ERA) by enabling Science & Technology (S&T) participants to achieve anticipated research outcomes from their involvement in such programs.
