"largely contribute" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that someone or something has made a significant contribution to an endeavor, cause, or process. For example, "John has largely contributed to our success this year, and we could not have achieved it without him."
Intracellular transport, especially the endolysosome pathway was found largely contribute to the transcytosis of WGA-NP.
Renewable energy resources, due to their inherent decentralized nature can largely contribute to resolve the energetic problems.
They produce up to 20percentt of the world's oxygen, largely contribute to the natural oil reserves, and synthesize silica in a metabolic process called biosilicification.
But socks and shoes largely contribute to the proliferation of athlete's foot once you have it: They create an ideal environment for fungi-dark, damp, and warm.
Melting of a eutectic mixture of CaCl2 and CaSO4 might largely contribute to the promotion of SO2 absorption in the case of simultaneous absorption of HCl and SO2.
Studying the interplay between formulations, sensory characteristics, expected satiating capacity and consumer liking could largely contribute to the development of this novel food category.
We determine "hotspots" and key factors that largely contribute to the self-assembly of these hexapeptides by analyzing their sequence aggregation relationships.
We believe that the presented method can largely contribute to develop a design tool for ICEP devices as a basic calculation method.
Scientific results from these ADEOS data sets are not sufficient now, but it is certified that ADEOS will largely contribute to better understanding of global changes though it has stopped after 9 months operation.
Natural killer (NK) cells are cytotoxic lymphocytes that largely contribute to the efficacy of therapeutic strategies like allogenic stem cell transplantation in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and application of Rituximab in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).
Activation of innate immunity initiates various cascades of reactions that largely contribute to defense against physical, microbial or chemical damage, prompt for damage repair and removal of causative organisms as well as restoration of tissue homeostasis.
