'contribution portion' is an accepted and widely used phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the amount or percentage of an action, expense, or other thing for which someone is responsible. For example, "The company's contribution portion of the child's college tuition was 50%."
The parent contribution portion of the financial aid package can cost more than a year at a public college, depending on a family's income.
The financial aid formulas divide the parent contribution portion of the expected family contribution approximately by the number of children in college.
The federal need analysis formula divides the parent contribution portion of the EFC by the number of children enrolled in college at the same time.
Generally, the parent contribution portion of the EFC is divided by the number of children enrolled in college at the same time.
One child may have greater income and assets than the other, leading to a higher student contribution portion of the EFC.
When there are two children in college at the same time, the parent contribution portion of the expected family contribution, or E.F.C., is cut in half.
The Census Bureau, whose data was used for the contributions portion of the study, says it attempts to count all immigrants, including those in the country illegally.
JSW, SAF, JSB, KDM, MEM, LBH, SER, NV, and JAM all made substantial contributions to portions of the study design.
Regarding the first contribution, since the portion of a system related to NFRs is usually significant, the reduction on the development effort associated to these NFRs is also significant.
When the local resistivity varies considerably over the thickness of a film, the experimental frequency range may preclude observation of the capacitance contribution of a portion of the film, resulting in under prediction of the film thickness.
Young LR, Nestle M. The contribution of increasing portion sizes to the obesity epidemic.
