The phrase "make great contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when talking about any situation in which someone significantly helped or contributed to a task or project. For example, "My team worked hard to make a great contribution to the charity project."
Overall, the cell efficiencies relatively depend on the energy level alignment and ligand exchange will make great contribution in this aspect.
These unique structures make great contribution to the impedance match, and generate strong conductive loss and various dipoles polarization effects which greatly enhance the absorption.
The compatibility of surface properties and the degree of interfacial action between filler and base directly affect the structure of their composites and make great contribution to a series of properties of composite materials.
The three-dimensional porous architecture and enhanced magnetic loss make great contribution to the electromagnetic wave absorption performance, among which the porous microstructure ensures multiple scattering and enhances the magnetic loss contributing to better impedance matching.
JMW and HCL both make great contribution to critical revision of the article for important intellectual content.
SHW and WLC both make great contribution to conception and design, critical revision of the article for important intellectual content, interpreting results and revising manuscript.
They make great contributions to society – but they're not in the city.
SPICA will make great contributions in many areas of astrophysics.
However, it can make great contributions in signal-degraded environments.
Amateur entomologists have made, and continue to make, great contributions to entomology.
Criminals, endlessly devising creative ways to exchange and store their ill-gotten gains make great contributions to parallel economies.
