The phrase "contribution to bringing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to something that has contributed to creating a certain result. For example: "His contribution to bringing the project in on deadline was invaluable."
_ They were interested in the idea of a better world and in making their own contribution to bringing that about.
They were interested in the idea of a better world and in making their own contribution to bringing that about.
It was a real and courageous contribution to bringing that crazy and violent era to an end, and limiting the violence of the heritage".
Womad festival director Chris Smith said: "Gilberto Gil's contribution to bringing Brazilian music to an international audience along with his successful political career as minister of culture makes him the perfect artist for our festival.
George Osborne has paved the way for a fresh raid on pensions in this week's autumn statement, saying the rich will have to make another contribution to bringing down the deficit, but the chancellor has ruled out a mansion tax.
And Tom, as you are patted on the back by countless hands in the weeks to come, know that you have made one small, proud contribution to bringing that day closer.
"We've all felt we wanted to do something, I think, since Sept. 11, to make some contribution to bring the city back," he said at a news conference at Mr. Bloomberg's campaign headquarters, where the mayor-elect announced the appointment.
She made major contributions to bringing the curriculum into the digital age with the launch of the Biodesign curriculum website, which includes an organized curriculum of professional videos of all topics from the new textbook that she edited and compiled.
Both panels noted his harmonica skills as well as his contributions to bringing blues-style music to a younger and broader audience.
Agassi Prep receives that much in public funds, but adds private contributions to bring per-pupil spending to more than $7,400.
