The phrase "a propensity to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's tendency or inclination to create or produce something.
Example: "She has a propensity to make impulsive decisions that often lead to unexpected outcomes."
Alternatives: "a tendency to create" or "an inclination to produce".
Steinbrenner's teams also had a propensity to make splashy acquisitions of superstar players, including pitchers Randy Johnson and Roger Clemens, outfielder Gary Sheffield, and third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
He had a propensity to make close friends, one of whom was Paul Anderson, who worked with him at the BBC.
The rumors are waved away angrily by medical school professors and senior government officials, who say that hints of scandal are mere sensationalism, encouraged by an old history of conspiracy in Yemen that has engendered, so these people say, a propensity to make up almost any fiction about the ruling elite, and have it widely believed.
Walsh, who has a propensity to make outlandish, headline-grabbing comments, earned attention again this week for recent comments he made at a town hall meeting where he suggested that radical Islam is a "real threat" to the United States and has come to the suburbs of Chicago.
"He had a media-attracting personality and a propensity to make pronouncements before going through judicial processes," Mr Ghutto told the BBC.
While this deal is complex and unlikely to happen, it is not impossible, as CEO Hok Tan has shown a propensity to make large and complex deals like this happen.
67 68 The importance of the GP for prevention in the UK is also further strengthened by the fact that individuals who have visited a GP in the previous year have a higher propensity to make an appointment for a health check-up in the recent year.
So for example, Apsalar could help an advertiser target "a highly relevant audience" that has "a high propensity to make in-app purchases".
The PDF for (tau_{ij}) shows peaks at multiples of seven days, which indicates a high propensity to make calls during weekends.
They play host to millions, all of whom have their own lives and a varying propensity to make out with complete strangers.
Poorly educated women had a higher propensity to make LPV and LFV; however, the magnitude of our estimated odds ratio is slightly larger than that obtained from other countries: see [ 27].
