The phrase "contributing substances" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to substances or elements that play a role in causing or contributing to a certain effect or outcome. Example: The study found that the presence of contributing substances, such as air pollutants and certain chemicals, were responsible for the decline in the local bee population.
Platelets also contribute substances essential for the normal coagulation of the blood, and they cause the shrinking, or retraction, of a clot after it has been formed.
Each change to a contributed substance or assay made by the depositor is versioned.
Tender sea scallops were grilled to succulence, with jasmine rice contributing its substance and fragrance to the dish.
Rather, New Directions, as an example, has replaced shame with treatment avenues leading to healthy change and, along with disclosure of the causes contributing to substance abuse in women, the results have been dramatic.
The factors contributing to substance abuse or other health risk behaviors may be quite different in persons with CSIs than in persons with non-stigmatized identities or persons whose stigmatized identities are obvious to others (e.g., racial/ethnic minorities, openly gay or lesbian individuals with same-sex partners, or persons with physical abnormalities) [ 31].
In a vicious circle, lack of structure contributed to substance use and substance use contributed to a further lack of structure.
MRW, SR and RT contributed drug substances.
Agricultural runoff often contains a suite of water-quality contaminants, such as nutrients, pesticides, pathogens, sediment, salts, trace metals, and substances, contributing to biological oxygen demand.
Non-target screening using novel instrumental techniques in combination with compound databases and multi criteria analysis has been shown to be a powerful approach for identifying candidate substances contributing most to the chemical risk in a water body [45].
