The phrase "a consultation that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consultation that produces a specific outcome or effect.
Example: "We aim to provide a consultation that makes a significant impact on your business strategy."
Alternatives: "a consultation that delivers" or "a consultation that creates".
"What drives my decisions is my knowledge, information, study, consultation that makes me decide on any issue.
21 The report on the WHO Technical Consultation that makes that recommendation comments 'More studies on the effects of postabortion pregnancy intervals are needed in different regions.
When something happened in the consultation that made them reconsider this idea, they began a reflection-in-action: What does it mean?
The government proposed the changes as part of a consultation that also suggests making it easier for gay men to give blood.
We are committed to managing engagement and consultation around organisational change in a manner that makes the best use of your knowledge and encourages you to have your say.
The jury, headed by Parliament Guillaumeident selecteduillaume, selecthe the 2016 laureates after a consultation of the 79 proposals that made it through to the national juries.
It was overdevelopment in the Chinese style -- corrupt, destructive, without public consultation -- that made people uncomfortable and finally pushed them into action.
Due to the design of the study, we have no data about the outcome of consultations that were made directly by patients without visiting a GP first.
"Over to You" is a three-minute piece reminding Ministers at the Consultation that they must make children their priority.
"Our research disclosed no law, regulation, or written policy that prohibits or restricts the kind of consultation that occurred here or would make such consultations improper," the report concludes.
