The phrase "contribution to the document" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an individual's or group's input or addition to a written document. Example: "The team worked together to make significant contributions to the document, resulting in a comprehensive and well-researched final version."
Most senior civil servants involved in drafting the final Digital Britain report, due to be published on June 16, are today finalising their contributions to the document, which will then be presented to cabinet ministers.
This is made possible through Google Docs' excellent live-updating collaboration feature (detailed in the video below), which lets you watch a letter-for-letter update of your friends' contributions to the document.
The incorporation of the "prediction model concept" into GD 34 was a major concern of ZEBET and ECVAM (Archer et al. 1997), and probably the most important contribution to this document through a special OECD expert consultation meeting on "Data Interpretation Procedures" in 2004.
F. Gerr and I. Atroshi made conceptual contributions to the original document and reviewed and edited this manuscript.
The study makes an important contribution to the going-concern literature by documenting that GCMs influence the pricing of earnings.
The carrier-impurity contribution to the thermoelectric power Scdiff is documented in Figure 1 as functions of temperature.
The Secretariat also expressed its appreciation to the host countries of Committees for their important contribution to the translation and distribution of documents.
"The increase weight of recent train designs… has demonstrated that too little emphasis has been placed on environmental issues in the past," officials wrote in the department's document, Rail Contribution to the Energy Review.
This study was designed to document the contribution to the scientific literature and to highlight the important publications from the annual meetings of the SAVS on its 25th anniversary.
"Lyme: The First Epidemic of Climate Change" documents the human contribution to the dangerous spread of Lyme disease to dozens of countries and multitudes of people.
This outcome document will make a critical contribution to the Turkmenistan Country Report that will be shared with the global community.
