The phrase "will be able to contribute" is correct and can be used in formal and informal written English.
Example: I am confident that I will be able to contribute valuable skills to this company.
"These measures mean that with their annual concessional contributions, Australians will be able to contribute $125,000 each year and, if taking advantage of the non-concessional "bring forward," up to $325,000 in any one year until such times as they reach $1.6m," Morrison said.
How much the state Democratic Party will be able to contribute to the Gore effort is questionable.
We are still awaiting further evidence that I believe many states will be able to contribute to our larger investigation.
They will be able to contribute and it will engage a vastly wider audience than formats used before.
Whether Flo will be able to contribute to breaking the silence over menstruation remains to be seen.
And I'm sure as well as being excited, these players will be able to contribute to the team".
Nick, I do hope, will be able to contribute with gusto to the great European debate which is now looming.
"If they speak with courage, with morality about what is happening inside Tibet, they will be able to contribute something," he said.
I am worried about my health and to what extent I will be able to contribute to my family's wellbeing, particularly my parents who are growing older.
The newly liberated workers will be able to contribute to a pension fund wherever they are, and carry their benefits from place to place.
This will be a simple Quaker-like ceremony where people will be able to contribute memories from the floor, after which they will launch magic lanterns over London in her memory.
