"contributions to generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the specific actions taken by someone or something in order to bring about a desired result. For example, "The research team has made significant contributions to generating new insights into the health benefits of this diet."
We thank Guus Heselmans, Paul Heeres, Marielle Muskens, Sjefke Allefs, Robert Graveland, and Jeroen van Soestbergen for their advices and contributions to generating this resource, Patrick Butterbach, Anoma Lokossou and Miqia Wang for contributing to allele mining and Francine Govers and Geert Kessel for providing P. infestans isolates.
That the candidate vaccine has gotten this far is a tribute to the power of charitable contributions to generate and sustain industrial interest.
One explanation lies on the axis between Capitol Hill and K Street, where the insurance industry has easy access to Congress, lobbying power and millions of dollars in campaign contributions to generate legislative pressure.
Hence, industrial SMEs make a paltry contribution to generating employment in Iran.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/11/67/prepub The authors thank JW Martin, E Chan, F Bamforth and NM Cherry of the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada) for their contribution to generating data that motivated our work.
He said: "Clearly a national market day is never going to be the sole solution, but alongside a range of other measures, it could make a useful contribution to generate interest and stimulate shop numbers, adding to the originality and distinctiveness of particular town centres".
In this way, the treatment with ASA, by selectively inhibiting COX1, prevents the arachidonic acid contribution to generate Tx-A2, favoring the switch of the substrate for the isoprostanes production [ 21].
Another measure, proposed by a parliamentary ally of Mr. Berlusconi, a former television hostess named Gabriella Carlucci, would outlaw anonymous contributions to user generated content sites.
The accuracy of the second-order model and the nonlinear contributions to the generated waves are then addressed.
Our monitors are deterministic finite automata (DFA) and our novel contribution is to generate them using a modern coalgebraic technique called coinduction.
When the target vertical features are parallel to the azimuth direction, the double scattering contribution is expected to generate a line while when the target vertical features are oriented the contribution must be diffused.
