"half of the contribution" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means half of the amount or portion that someone has given or is expected to give. Example: "Everyone is expected to make a contribution to the charity event, but Jane only paid half of the contribution amount." In this sentence, "half of the contribution" refers to the specific amount that Jane paid, which is only half of what was expected.
The other half of the contribution could go for direct food aid to be distributed by the United Nations World Food Program.
This extreme reduction in range for F can be viewed as a consequence of our result that about half of the contribution to the maximal F arises from the most frequent allele (exactly half for σ1 ε [1,2)).
Notably, rice and wheat products accounted for over half of the contribution to energy consumption from staple grains, while the trends for contribution from roots and pulses generally decreased in most countries.
The second question measured determinants of the amount of subsidy likely to be supported and asked, 'to what extent should the poor be financially assisted to join the CHF?' The response ranged from 'none of the contribution = 1, some of the contribution = 2, half of the contribution = 3, most of the contribution = 4 to all of the contribution = 5'.
Half of the contributions came from the Bush Administration.
Nearly half of the contributions came from the mainland, with the rest from Hong Kong, Taiwan and other outposts.
The event raised more than $1 million, with Springsteen's packages making up over half of the contributions.
About half of the contributions for Mr. Madden and his running mates came from the Camden County Democratic organization, which has recently poured money into races around the state.
Mr. Teitelbaum said that more than half of the contributions came in response to direct-mail solicitations, which meant that Mr. Giuliani, who has kept a modest campaign schedule, did not have to leave City Hall much to raise the cash.
Nations from around the world have pledged $4.4 billion in aid and low-cost loans to help stabilize and rebuild Afghanistan next year, with the United States accounting for about half of the contributions so far, American officials said Wednesday.
The employer then kicks in a matching amount, often half of the employee contribution.
