The phrase "a practice that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific method or activity that produces a certain effect or outcome.
Example: "Meditation is a practice that makes a significant difference in mental well-being."
Alternatives: "a method that creates" or "an approach that results in".
So the city wants to bar shops from breaking open packs and selling them individually, a practice that makes them more accessible.
The leader monopolizes contact between the commands, between the military and civilians, and with foreign governments, a practice that makes sultans essential for both coordinating the security forces and channeling foreign aid and investment.
Mr. Woodford's plight highlights the sway that outgoing executives like Mr. Kikukawa continue to hold at Japanese companies, often serving as powerful chairmen — a practice that makes it difficult for new management to bring about big changes.
NEW YORK TIMES In Asia, Borrowing to Cash Out | Private equity firms in Asia are adding debt to companies they own in order to pay dividends, a practice that "makes the debt riskier for investors who buy it," The Wall Street Journal writes.
Such third-market firms sometimes even pay brokers to send them their customers' orders, a practice that makes it seem less likely still that they will get the best possible price.On the other hand, the ITS is slow to integrate prices off the NYSE, which may mean that its prices are not in fact "best".
In his deductive theology, Gregory devoted much time and space to defining his terms and exploring exhaustively the implications of possible solutions, a practice that makes his Sentences commentary a joy to read and a philosophical classic.
The documents referred to artificially lowering the key interbank lending rate, a practice that made banks appear more secure during the financial crisis but also suggested that Libor was being manipulated by traders for profit at other times.
Behind the curtain of secrecy, the two buildings here — and a third that Google has a permit to build — will probably house tens of thousands of inexpensive processors and disks, held together with Velcro tape in a Google practice that makes for easy swapping of components.
Rather, it is Seneca's very conception of philosophy as a salutary practice that makes the ethical dimension of his thought so prominent (on philosophy as therapy, see Nussbaum 1994).
For those of us looking toward the future who are spiritually inclined, it is often difficult to find a path or practice that makes deep sense.
There's almost always an auditory element in the work of Hong Kong artist Samson Young, an aspect of his practice that makes sense given his completed B.A., Masters, and Ph.D. degrees in classical music and composition.
