The phrase "make further contributions" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to suggest that someone else take additional action. For example: "We hope that our research will inspire others to make further contributions to the field of ocean conservation."
The developer has also agreed to contribute £17,500 towards planting trees nearby and make further contributions towards pedestrian safety, better street signs and parking.
As of Friday, Prudential Annuities has suspended the ability of policyholders with 14 types of benefits to make further contributions.
Might they seek judicial review of his expected decision to cut the value of judges' pensions by requiring the judiciary to make further contributions?
I will now write to all public authority stakeholders and ask them to make further contributions specifically to fund anti-doping investigations.
Future archeological discoveries and the application of improved diagnostic techniques may enable paleo-oncology to make further contributions to our understanding of cancer.
We make further contributions to the framework by suggesting that CSR outcomes are communicated, and communicated to create a positive impression about the company because inherently in CSR activities are public relations goals (Nyuur et al., 2014).
Vieille made further contributions in the study of shock waves and pressures and on the stability of nitrocellulose.
In other words, if they put in £1, it will cost them £1, not 60p, making further contributions almost pointless.
Australia has contributed $200m to the Green Climate Fund from 2015 to 2018, but the Coalition has come under pressure from One Nation to rule out making further contributions.
Thompson made further contributions to Galois theory, representation theory, coding theory, and, working on the proof of the nonexistence of a plane of order 10, the theory of finite projective planes.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to the actions of firms that go beyond their own immediate interests, making further contributions to improving the social, ethical, labor and environmental conditions in which they operate (Davis 1973; McWilliams and Siegel 2001).
