The phrase 'contribution in doing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the contribution someone has made to achieving a particular task. For example, "The team was very grateful for John's contribution in doing the research necessary to complete the project."
He put those shoulders to many wheels, often effacing his own contribution in so doing.
When I hold a surgery, perhaps half of the constituents who attend are first- or second-generation immigrants who have come here to work and to build a life here, and they have made their contribution to our economy in doing so.
The papers we have introduced in this special issue make a contribution to redressing that balance and in doing so they demonstrate the valuable contribution that social sciences can make in questioning the taken-for‐granted assumptions of prevailing ideology, in developing illuminating theory, and in testing and modifying existing theory in the light of empirical situated data.
However, metabolism is a large group also in the total genome and the contribution in percentages does not reflect the nature of the metabolic pathways that are regulated (see below).
In doing so, the contribution of the TCSC in tie-line power exchange is extracted mathematically for small load disturbance.
In doing so, the contributions expand the role that MBIs can play in ensuring sustainable resource use and offer considerations for policy design.
In doing so, this study makes two contributions.
In doing so, each member has unique contributions.
"These women make a huge contribution but their contribution doesn't show up in an official database and so too often we ignore it".
As to what the Neanderthal and Denisovan contributions are doing in our genomes, we're just starting to find out.
I shelved two years of work and began writing another book that did get published, "50 Diabetes Myths That Can Ruin Your Life and the 50 Diabetes Truths That Can Save It". 6. See Your Life "As a Contribution" When you come from a sense of contribution in what you do rather than having to be perfect, rejection and failure become "learning experiences" - and sting less.
