The phrase "making any contribution" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is actively participating or contributing in some way. Example: "She hopes to be a successful entrepreneur by making any contribution she can to the local business community." In this sentence, the phrase "making any contribution" is used to show the person's determination to actively participate and contribute to the local business community in order to achieve her goal.
11.38, bars any foreign or domestic corporation from making "any contribution or disbursement, directly or indirectly, either independently or through any political party, committee, group, candidate or individual for any purpose other than to promote or defeat a referendum".
E.9. - If you are under 16, you must get a parent or guardian's permission before making any Contribution.
During questions in the House of Commons on Thursday morning, the Labour MP Wayne David asked Davis if he would "consider making any contribution in any shape or form for access to the single market".
Taylor says they're crippled by lack of confidence, unable to believe themselves capable of making any contribution to society – and frankly you'd have to be blind, or to the right of John Redwood, not to see that.
During questions in the House of Commons, the Labour MP Wayne David had asked Davis if he would "consider making any contribution in any shape or form for access to the single market".
During questions in the House of Commons, the Labour MP Wayne David asked if the Brexit secretary would "consider making any contribution in any shape or form for access to the single market".
It would also block companies and individuals already doing government business from making any contributions at all.
Asked about the fund before last year's UN climate meeting in Warsaw, the prime minister said: "We're not going to be making any contributions to that".
That situation is already a reality, because Greece and Portugal are unable to make any contribution.
Before April 2012, judges did not have to make any contribution towards their pensions.
Mr. John, a foreign national, cannot under federal law make any contribution to a federal, state or local election campaign.
