"immeasurable contribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has had a significant, and possibly hard to quantify, effect or influence. For example: "The author's immeasurable contribution to the field of quantum physics will never be forgotten".
Jazzwise magazine tweeted: "RIP Kenny Wheeler who made an immeasurable contribution to jazz".
But on Wednesday, the party praised his "immeasurable contribution in the liberation of South Africa," and called him one of the anti-apartheid movement's "foremost intellectual giants".
But isn't it time we rewarded these individuals financially for the immeasurable contribution they provide every time a national crisis kicks off?
Ever the visionary, Dr. Campbell leaves behind a rich legacy of scholarship and an immeasurable contribution to the education of millions of students of biology at the high school and college-level.
"Folk music is by definition subversive," he says, and this, as well as the excavation of a trove of songs, is the bedrock of Carthy's immeasurable contribution to English music over half a century.
In a personal message to his widow, the Croatian president Ivo Josipovic praised him as a man of "wisdom and reason" and said that he had made "an immeasurable contribution" to the development of Croatian democracy.
We are grateful for his family's immeasurable contributions.
Eduardo Mestre, chairman of the laboratory's board, said he had made "immeasurable contributions" to the establishment.
The Fountain House community will miss him greatly, but his immeasurable contributions will be a lasting gift to us all.
In this capacity he made immeasurable contributions to the war effort – and the future of the laws of war.
He was a professional of impeccable integrity and incisive intelligence whose immeasurable contributions were also marked with a lively wit.
