"excellent contributing" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express appreciation for someone's contribution to a project or an effort. For example: "I'd like to thank Nancy for her excellent contributing to the success of this event."
"Whilst our international business is delivering excellent growth, contributing £1.1 billion of profit to the group, we fully recognise that we need to raise our game in the UK," Mr Clarke said in a statement with its annual results.
Remarkably, the Yb3+ in the lattice of NaYbF4: Tm3+ NPs functions not only as a promising CT contrast medium due to its high X-ray absorption coefficiency, but also an excellent sensitizer contributing to the strong NIR-fluorescent emissions for its large NIR absorption cross-section.
Philip Neal, another of the company's excellent partners, contributed some of the finest classical dancing of the evening.
One of Sheffield's biggest "exports" is education: overseas students at our two excellent universities contribute £120m to the local economy.
(White sauces were, too, and while their flavor was generally excellent, they contributed a visual monotony that tasting menus try to avoid).
If one member of the group is giving her opinion about a particular topic, turn to the girl you want to talk to and say, "What do you think?" This is an excellent way of contributing to the break in the conversation and including her in it as well.
In this peculiar architecture, uniform distribution of SnO2, and electronic conductivity of carbon matrix, which can effectively solve the problems of pulverization, loss of electrical contact and particle aggregation during cycling, therefore contributing to excellent lithium storage and cycling stability.
These small AgNPs exhibit better stability in culture medium contributing to excellent bactericidal activity, which can completely inhibit the growth of Escherichia coli (E. coli) at a concentration of 150 μM of silver atom.
Aliquots of antibodies were prepared from a single batch, stored at 4°C, and used only once, thus contributing to excellent reproducibility of immunohistochemical results.
Jane Henschel's Mary and Russell Thomas as the Steersman contribute excellent cameos.
