The phrase "experience of contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's involvement or participation in a project, organization, or community.
Example: "My experience of contributing to various volunteer projects has greatly enriched my understanding of teamwork."
Alternatives: "experience in contributing" or "experience with contribution."
They get a long-term experience of contributing something, of having their views treated as valuable and worthwhile.
Now, it'd be quite vain to list my own session as a highlight, but it's worth discussing the experience of contributing back to MozFest.
The aim was to examine the experience of contributing to decisions at clinical, organisational and policy-making levels.
4 To try and ensure the relevance of the work reported here to patients, we sought the advice of an established patient and public involvement (PPI) group, which has experience of contributing to all stages of research including question generation.
Furthermore, the items used have a mainly positive phrasing, which is important for how each item is perceived and for the child's experience of contributing to the questionnaire [ 9].
SH and SK also drew on their experience of contributing to the development of the framework for health research systems produced by the Research Policy and Cooperation department of WHO.
Iraqi, Jordanian, German, Syrian, Egyptian, Lebanese, Italian and French artists – many of whom are coming to discuss the works they made – are sharing, for the first time, their experiences of contributing to the Palestinian revolution.
The patients viewed staff job satisfaction as largely arising from positive experiences of contributing to the lives of the patients.
Good morale was seen as mainly arising from positive experiences of contributing to the lives of the patients, with high morale resulting when there were good opportunities for staff to interact on a personal and positive level with patients and where teamwork and the work environment supported these endeavours.
Your kids can experience the authentic excitement of contributing to the march of scientific knowledge.
Interviewing people on traumatic experiences carries a risk of contributing to psychological distress of both interviewee and interviewer.
