The phrase 'fruitful contribution' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something has made a meaningful contribution to a particular cause, project, or situation. For example: "John's fruitful contribution was essential for the success of the project."
The authors wish to thank also R. Bertaglia for his fruitful contribution during this work.
God in an Open Universe demonstrates that Open Theism makes a distinctive and highly fruitful contribution to the conversation and constructive work occurring between philosophy, theology, and the sciences.
An in-depth investigation is undertaken regarding this approach by this paper concentrating on thermal comfort through the microclimates of the courtyard to reveal its limitations and possibilities to make a fruitful contribution to contemporary architecture.
Particularly, holographic techniques give a fruitful contribution to the analysis of mechanical structures under strain, by providing whole field information on displacement [9, 10].
The authors would like also to thank Felicity Vear (INRA Clermont-Ferrand, UMR 1095, France) for her fruitful contribution during the manuscript preparation.
However, despite their fruitful contribution to the field, these important discoveries did not really inform us on the molecular mechanisms involved in the different modes of amyloid oligomerisation and aggregation.
When the movement recovered from Freud's renunciation of the trauma theory, many fruitful contributions arose from the realization that maltreatment in childhood has deep and lasting results that are often passed on.
The development of the concept of a multiplicity of functions, operating simultaneously and relating to different areas of lexico-grammatical organization, has always seemed to me to be one of Halliday's most fruitful contributions to linguistic theory.
This is no path that nurtures girls' incipient STEM interest in K-6 and supports it all the way through to fruitful contributions in the STEM workforce or to world changing leadership.
One of the potentially most fruitful contributions of developmental psychiatry to human health is the study of delinquent populations.
This article puts together, in fruitful dialogue, contributions from varying places on the social theory spectrum: from political economy to poststructural theory.
