The phrase "a matter that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that causes a particular effect or situation.
Example: "This is a matter that makes a significant impact on our community's well-being."
Alternatives: "an issue that creates" or "a topic that leads to".
REBOUNDS Teams can now sign players to 10-day contracts, a matter that made little waves — for now — in the Knicks' organization.
A concatenation of puzzling results from an alphabet soup of satellites and experiments has led a growing number of astronomers and physicists to suspect that they are getting signals from a universe of dark matter that makes up a quarter of creation but has eluded direct detection until now.
Sadoulet came to UC Berkeley in 1985 as a professor of physics witha long involvement in the search for dark matter, a so-far unidentified form of matter that makes up a quarter of the mass of the universe.
The new X-ray observatory's outstanding energy resolution is also expected to help researchers decide whether or not an X-ray signal with an energy of approximately 3.5 kiloelectronvolts, which has been caught emanating from a number of galaxies and galaxy clusters, could reveal the nature of dark matter, an invisible form of matter that makes up 85percentt of all matter in the universe.
Perhaps it's the very seriousness of the subject matter that makes a derisive "makes ya think, huh?" the most fitting response to this very long 85-minute picture.
The measurement, reported online today in Nature, deals a death blow to several proposed models for the kind of matter that makes up a neutron star: exotic particles like hyperon, kaon condensates, and free quarks are out.
Two teams of astronomers working independently discovered them in images taken of the southern sky during the search for the invisible dark matter that makes up a quarter of the total matter and energy of the Universe.
So while they may be agnostic about the intrinsic properties of the matter that makes up an ordinary chair, they are not disturbed by the idea that these properties might be phenomenal, or protophenomenal, or o-physical.
It was also unique because it covered a subject matter that made it a movie about itself, in that it was a film about computer programs created by computer programs.
