"digest contributing" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of discussing a publication or compilation of articles, essays, or other written works. Here is an example sentence: "The latest edition of the magazine features a wide range of digest contributing pieces, covering topics such as current events, lifestyle trends, and personal essays."
In AD, microglia accumulate in senile plaques and may have a dual role, either digesting or contributing to the formation of Aβ plaques [ 1].
Two of the G. fabricii were large and lightly digested, and contributed ¼ to the total weight of the stomach contents of all the grenadiers examined.
The use of two different enzymes (trypsin and chymotrypsin) to digest the samples contributes to the high percent coverage of these proteins with a mass above 150 kDa.
(Jerry Tarde, the editor-in-chief of Golf Digest, where Friedman is a contributing editor, told me, "He's not a great golfer but a very fine striker of the ball: very competitive, but he does it in a nice way").
Fresh produce is high in fiber, and can improve your body's ability to break down and digest complex foods that would otherwise contribute to smelly gas.
A member of the founding team of Wallpaper* magazine, as well as a contributing editor for Architectural Digest, Reynolds has edited an interior design tome that celebrates the unabashedly radical vision of Tom of Finland's oeuvre.
Studies in animals show that soluble fiber intakes with increased SCFA production significantly contribute to digested energy and may unfavorably affect energy homeostasis in the long term.
Ian Volner writes about architecture, design, urbanism, and art for Harper's, The Wall Street Journal, and Architectural Digest, among other publications, and is a contributing editor at Surface and Architect.
You might even find you are better at collaboration when you have had time to digest new ideas and come up with new solutions to contribute.
He is a contributing photographer for Vanity Fair and Architectural Digest, both published by Condé Nast.
