This is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that two things are both contributing to a single outcome. For example: "Their hardwork and dedication are both contributing to the success of the project."
Modern research and development have resulted in improved equipment, processes, and materials contributing both to increased production and greater product durability.
The enzyme appears to be involved in fueling abnormal cell growth and contributing both to the development and spread of the cancer, said Dr. Andrew T. Chan, the author of the new study.
On his website, Mr Maude acknowledges that fracking "understandably rang alarm bells" after the tremors in Lancashire, but argues that "shale gas could help significantly by contributing both to improving our security and independence and to keeping prices down".
ICT is therefore a sector contributing both to natural resource depletion and to greenhouse gas emission.
Another small but very labor intensive group of patients that is contributing both to increased awareness and to the demand for specialized nutrition support services, is made up of patients with intestinal failure.
Sassen's analysis of the archetypal global city focused, amongst other things, on the dynamic polarisation of wealth, class, the labour market and social geography (Sassen, 2001, pp. 308 314, 321 323), with immigrants playing a crucial role in driving this polarisation, contributing both to the highly remunerated elites and, more massively, to the low-wage subproletariat.
Thus, BMP signaling contributes both to shape and functionality of our facial features.
These two growth plates contribute both to scapular growth but their relative contributions are unknown.
operate a joint newsroom that contributes both to TheStreet.com and to The Times's Web site.
This has contributed both to the attraction and normalisation of a payday loan.
The complexity of the secretions probably contributes both to individual variation and to changes with time.
