The phrase "a catalyst to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that initiates or accelerates a process or change, often in a creative or transformative context.
Example: "The new policy served as a catalyst to make significant improvements in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a trigger to create" or "a spark to generate".
Instead, they used his accident as a catalyst to make the sport safer.
This operates at a reasonably low temperature around 80°C but until recently it required daunting quantities of expensive platinum as a catalyst to make the reaction happen.
Platinum is used as a catalyst to make a large number of products, including denim clothing, adhesives for stamps and envelopes, shampoo, herbicides, and pharmaceuticals.
'Agnes is very supportive,' Korine once said, 'but I'm not sure what's in it for her.' When I ask her the same question, she says, 'I like to be a catalyst, to make things happen for people.
The avant-garde composer Yoshihide Otomo and the Fukushima-based poet Ryoichi Wago have said they want to use the disaster not simply as an excuse to rage against nuclear power, but as a catalyst to make Japan rethink its energy policy from the ground up, with a focus on renewable energy and conservation.
Once the strategy is in place, the CDO becomes a catalyst to make it happen.
"But there wasn't a distinct catalyst to make those deals happen sooner rather than later – but today we have more of a catalyst," Mr. Carroll said.
He has a new, young catalyst to make his offense hum, a new hyperactive rebounder to keep possessions alive, a strong sense that his ailing team captain is on the mend, and an entire training camp to create order from a fairly muddled roster.
Conjugation of the alkyne-functional polymers with the azide-bearing proteins was carried out in Tris buffer solution using copper sulfate as the catalyst, to make a total of nine protein polymer structures (three sfGFP constructs plus three different polymer molecular weights).
"In hindsight, that did provide us with the catalyst to make cuts earlier than most, which gave us an advantage as we're now coming out of this".
"I would like to think that I would have been that catalyst to make the difference," Currie said.
