"order of contribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the sequence in which different people have made contributions to something. For example, "We need to decide on an order of contribution for the project so that everyone gets the credit they deserve."
Authors should be listed in order of contribution to the paper by first name or initial, then middle initial (if any), followed by last name.
The results showed the order of contribution effects towards ferulic acid production: pH > type of co-culture > volume of inoculum > agitation > fermentation time > temperature > water-to-substrate ratio.
The author names are in order of contribution, i.e. first author has the major contribution, second author helped in writing the algorithms and third author is a research advisor.
A set of eight genes appears to have the highest impact on the model (FTL, FKBP8, TUBA3, PNPLA2, UBXD1, MARCH2, ITPK1, PINK1, in order of contribution; listed in bold in table 2).
Knockdown of individual LAR-RPTPs revealed a rank order of contribution of PTPδ > LAR > PTPσ.
Authors are listed in order of contribution, and all read and approved the final manuscript.
It was easy to make out that the order of contributions of 6 herbs in Tao-Hong-Si-Wu decoction should be DG > SD > TR > BS > CX > HH.
The resultant quantity evaluated individual contribution of the farm to the magnitude of R0 and allowed ranking the farms in the order of their contribution.
Results further indicated that several variables uniquely contributed to the prediction of rainwater tank adoption (listed in order of relative contribution: response efficacy, threat appraisal, response costs, subjective knowledge and subjective norms).
All authors contributed to this work, and the authors are listed in the order of their contribution.
In addition, the order of factor contribution ratio, effect of single and double factor and optimization of the model were analyzed in detail.
