The phrase "a procedure that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific method or process that results in a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The study outlines a procedure that makes it easier to analyze large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "a method that produces" or "a process that creates".
Quantisation is a procedure that makes rhythms perfectly regular and grooves superhumanly tight.
But the idea made political sense, because it forced pro-choice politicians to address a procedure that makes most people wince.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court appeared divided on Monday over the constitutionality of a procedure that makes it easier to challenge questionable patents.
Fifty years ago, Anthony Burgess wrote "A Clockwork Orange," a futuristic novel about a vicious gang leader who undergoes a procedure that makes him incapable of violence.
This paper presents a procedure that makes use of a particular formulation based on the trajectory coordinate system (TCS) approach, which is specific of ground vehicles, to describe the track deformation by means of a suitable set of mode shapes.
But banner headlines about "ritually slaughtered meat" conceal the fact that, according to a 2012 Food Standards Agency report cited by the RSPCA, 97% of cattle, 96% of poultry and 90% of sheep slaughtered using the halal method in UK abattoirs are stunned before being killed – a procedure that makes them insensible to pain and distress.
In 1984 the mechanism — now commonly known as a left ventricular assist device, or LVAD (pronounced EL-vad) — was implanted in a human patient in a procedure that made a later successful heart transplant possible.
Based on the concept of coordinate transformation of spatial points and vector, we present a robust method with a detailed procedure that makes the calculation of the three dimensional (3D) light intensity distribution in hohlraum easily.
In a recent publication we described a microscopical technique called Ultramicroscopy, combined with a histological procedure that makes biological samples transparent.
The paper first introduces a heuristic procedure that makes scheduling reservations in a periodic manner.
Fluctuations are taken account of directly in the reconciliation procedure, whereas their statistical properties are determined by means of a tuning procedure that makes use of the usual chi-tests.
