The phrase "contributions to make" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "I'm looking forward to what kinds of contributions I can make to this project."
Pertinently, none of the carers participating in our study were seeking to dominate decision-making processes, but felt they had valuable contributions to make to the traditional service user and professional dyad.
Fig. 2 Wide range of disciplines contribute to the study of hazards and disasters and all have contributions to make to help us understand the significance of possible hazards and disasters in the Anthropocene.
He was drowning out women with better contributions to make on the issue, she says.
These people are not the paid stooges of industry, and have important contributions to make.
With their traditions of activism, Scotland's churches, however diminished in size, will doubtless have powerful contributions to make.
Rob Dubow, the city's finance director, insists that "we'll make contributions to make sure that doesn't happen".
"The N.R.A. is prepared to offer meaningful contributions to make sure this never happens again," the statement said.
Yet disarmament has its own contributions to make in serving these goals and should not be postponed.
The stock market collapse of 2008 decimated public pension fund investments, and municipalities are now being asked for greater contributions to make up for the losses.
"We have important areas of interest in and contributions to make to creating and implementing a workable approach to carbon pricing," they said.
Other households cut back their contributions to make ends meet, and some had to take money out of savings funds to pay the bills.
