The term "tangible contribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a concrete, measurable contribution, usually in the context of the workplace or certain projects. For example, "The employee's tangible contribution to the company's success was clear to all."
The central question explored in this paper is whether the tangible contribution of MNC plants which undertake R&D investment in Ireland is greater than the tangible contribution of MNC plants which undertake no R&D investment.
Nor, of course, were beauty or nature, which make far too little tangible contribution to "UK plc".
It is a tragedy told as a comedy, a work of inspired protest, a slyly crafted piece of persuasion and a tangible contribution to the change it seeks.
In these schools, kids learn joyfully as they get good at identifying problems and opportunities, creating bold initiatives and persevering to make a positive, tangible contribution.
Todd's legacy will live on not only through the tangible contribution of hundreds of publications that he produced for the ACLU, but also through the way in which he touched all of us with his generosity and kindness.
It was the heralding of the new and a last swipe at her own past: she now could boast of a real and tangible contribution — something that was because she made it.
To be fair, he did make tangible contributions, from an environmental point of view, by refusing to abolish the CCA and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, which did at least preserve some institutional common sense.
While Bear Stearns investors want to see an increase in the firm's international exposure, there is uncertainty as to whether the deal will produce immediate and tangible contributions to earnings.
His online platform connects brands with causes to help them offer tangible contributions with every purchase.
The MFA encourages practice-based, interdisciplinary research that has the potential to result in tangible contributions to culture and society at large.
During early R&D, there were occasions when innovators perceived a need for societal insight, but experienced that stakeholder engagement would not provide tangible contributions for steering the innovation.
