The phrase "a tactic that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strategy or method that produces a specific effect or outcome.
Example: "The team implemented a tactic that makes communication more efficient among members."
Alternatives: "a strategy that creates" or "an approach that results in".
It is a tactic that makes the Taurus, with a combined city-highway rating of 26 m.p.g., the country's most fuel-efficient large traditional sedan, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
And ASLR refers to a random rearranging of memory so would-be attackers don't know where things are located, a tactic that makes it significantly harder for hackers to exploit software vulnerabilities and launch automated attacks.
In recent years, cyber gangs have been careful to spread their operations across multiple Internet service providers, a tactic that makes it much harder for law enforcement and security administrators to track organized crime activity.
Unlike most real life-coaching apps, this one displays video rather than text — a tactic that makes it easy to forget the distinction between what's digital and what's human.
It'll play host to special guest SVN, an artist long since operating in the shadowy side of Germany's electronic scene and leaving his increasingly curious fanbase in the digital dark, a tactic that makes him all the more appealing; on Discogs as well as in the flesh.
Shortly after Canada's Valeant and activist investor Bill Ackman made their offer public last month, Allergan announced a so-called poison pill plan, a defensive tactic that makes a buyout prohibitively expensive.
The platform recommends a fare based on distance and fuel cost, but the rider and driver can agree on a different amount (a cultural tactic that makes sense there).
It is an ungenerous tactic that makes Greece look mean and philistine, while the British Museum is seen at its admirable best.
It's a common psychological abuse tactic that makes a victim question her own sanity, and it has happened to me more than once.
The people who design rogue programs that take over computers from afar are now applying the tactic that made music pirating programs so effective -- and the Internet may never be the same.
Or at least maybe he can give his players a formation and some tactics that make more sense with their skill set.
