The phrase "routine contributions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to regular or habitual contributions, usually in terms of money or effort, that are expected or required. Example: "Employees are expected to make routine contributions to their company's retirement fund."
In doing so, we summarize the benefits accruing from science agencies learning from the methods that emergency management agencies routinely use, and embarking on exercise and simulation programs that mirror the complexities of the response environment in which they will make important, but non-routine, contributions within their own organisations.
The money was to retire a debt from Mr. Siegelman's campaign for a state lottery to pay for schools, and his lawyers have insisted it was no more than a routine political contribution.
They including walking and how that impacts cholesterol; eating where you can trade one bad habit for a good one; workout routines with contributions from Kevin Durant, Michael Johnson, Alex Morgan and Summer Sanders.
18 Evidence is scant of the impact on the quality of diabetes care of a widespread and routine increased nursing contribution.
"The aim of these children's health days is also to slowly create a bond between community members and their health service so that seeking health advice and care becomes part of the parent's routine," says Guy. Contributions from the United Kingdom, United States, Canadian (The Micronutrient Initiative) and Swedish Governments have allowed UNICEF to organise this life-saving intervention.
The model-based data treatment proceeds in two stages: (i) statistical exploration of the parameter space using Monte Carlo techniques and (ii) optimization routine to explicate degradation contributions and determine the pertinent set of parameters.
We used the SIMPER routine to measure the contribution of each taxon to average dissimilarities between controls and the highest disturbed treatment.
The extent of coefficients obtained in this routine specifies the virtual contribution of the associated parameters to biological activity.
The contribution that routine HIV testing could make to reducing HIV transmission in Vancouver is a key policy-relevant finding in this study.
