"monetary contribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a financial contribution or donation. Example: "The company made a significant monetary contribution to the charity's fundraising campaign."
In 1998, 2003 and 2006 we asked participants if they made any monetary contribution to the school in the past year and if so whether they contributed out of their own choice or if they were obliged to do so.
Even in those voluntary agreements, the "number of units or monetary contribution was relatively small".
These people's incomes cannot justify a monetary contribution to satisfy the pro bono requirement.
"The word 'access' is usually associated with making contributions, and he does not have a monetary contribution to make".
The method quantifies the monetary contribution of each patent as a percentage of the business's total net present value.
Under this measure, the requirement for a proportion of homes to be social units is waived in exchange for a monetary contribution to the local authority covering the area where the development is being built.
Oceania Cruises' president, Frank Del Rio, wanted to go beyond monetary contributions.
Together, John Stockton, Thomas Leonard, John Hornor, and Nathaniel FitzRandolph gave 211.5 acres of land as well as monetary contributions.
Crowdfunding is the practice of funding a project or venture by raising monetary contributions from a large number of people.
His report, filed on Thursday, showed that he had received monetary contributions of $407,359 during the six-month period.
Quoting from the opinion, which she said she requested, Ms. Bysiewicz said it noted, "monetary contributions are clearly a gift to the governor".
