The phrase "contributing to mitigating" is correct and can be used in written English
It implies that whatever action or event is being discussed is having a reducing or lessening effect on a situation. For example: "The government's refugee resettlement program has been successful in contributing to mitigating the issues caused by displaced people."
The studies indicate that whole grain rice contributes to mitigating cancers, tumour growth and proliferation by two different mechanisms.
REDD will not only contribute to mitigating climate change but might also emerge as a major tool to conserve the ecosystem and wider societal values of forests.
In the previous sections, we have outlined how current technologies may impact privacy, as well as how they may contribute to mitigating undesirable effects.
Today there are several opportunities for Renewable Energy Sources RESS), as well as for nuclear technologies to contribute to mitigating climate change and to promote sustainable development (SD).
Resilient design of jacketed insulators and over-insulation due to anthropogenic and coastal salt pollution in the area, along with a responsive tephra cleaning program for substations most likely contributed to mitigating tephra contamination and subsequent disruption.
Thus, not only are the stocks of carbon in Amazon forests very large (exceeding 100 Pg in above- and below-ground biomass, e.g., [40]), but Amazon nations have also contributed to mitigating climate change via net carbon sequestration.
This study contributes to understanding of social preferences, norms, and behaviors in residential landscapes that affect planning, design, and management of trees, which store carbon and contribute to mitigating climate change.
In this respect, previous literature has suggested that physical activity might contribute to mitigating inflammation [ 47].
The scheme could contribute to mitigating barriers to health care among migrant patients and result in more effective finding of new TB cases.
Removing these sources of contaminants is often more difficult or expensive than preventing point-source pollution, but would certainly contribute to mitigating public health risks from ocean-born contaminants.
