The phrase "a procedure of making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific method or process involved in creating something.
Example: "The manual outlines a procedure of making the perfect soufflé, detailing each step carefully."
Alternatives: "a method of creation" or "a process of production".
The encoding scheme is the procedure of making a solution recognizable for algorithms and plays an important role in the effectiveness of the algorithms.
Female, BBC executive, victim of sexist workplace bullying An organisation like the BBC is strong on its policies but the whole procedure of making a complaint is rigorous and quite nerve-wracking.
Another significant log which is called temperature log is to determine the production and injection areas, investigate the procedure of making a fracture, and detect gas entrance and movement of fluid flow at the back of the pipeline.
Notably, consistent with the pragmatic nature of our design, clinic staff followed the usual clinic procedure of making 2 attempts to reach a patient by phone.
And that's another point: it's not just the physical and chemical properties of the tea itself that influence our perception of it, but the procedure of making the tea can have an important role.
When making the tracks, the band bypassed the standard procedure of making demos, the rough audio sketches recorded onto tape, later to be adjusted and fleshed out into full songs.
We wanted to say other things, not necessarily feminist political things, but other kinds of things, and you couldn't do that without inventing other ways of going about the whole procedure of making art".
The detailed procedure of making ESSTs is explained in our recent paper and the ESST web site (http://www-cryst.bioc.cam.ac.uk/ESST).ac.uk/ESST
In the next section, we describe a procedure for making the choice of complexes to be deleted.
