The phrase "activating them to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of enabling or initiating something to create or produce a result.
Example: "The new software is designed for activating them to make the system more efficient."
Alternatives: "empowering them to create" or "enabling them to produce".
Using this approach, [ 29] generated models of the EGF and NGF activated ERK pathway and used them to make a number of interesting predictions; for example, that knocking out Akt would have little effect on ERK activation.
Nuts like almonds, hazelnuts, and other oilseeds are commonly soaked for a few hours to "activate" them and make them more nutritious.
What scares me the most is that so many of the people that are on the sidelines, that would have to be activated -- motivated and activated to make a movement, are taking it for granted.
There is an elasticity in the relationship of the parts that activates them and makes them exciting to look at".
In particular, we wanted to evaluate whether those who participated were more likely to have a disease or have family members with a disease that would activate them, making them more likely to report a higher quality FHH than the general population.
Upon receipt of the debit card from your bank, make sure to activate it to make it ready for use.
For such tests, doctors remove immune cells and "activate" them with chemicals to make them reproduce.
Another set of salt-retaining hormones are then activated to make the kidneys retain all the salt, and things return to normal.
If your mom were to fall or need help at home, she could press the button and the home-base communicator system would be activated to make the call to the response center, who would then dispatch help as needed.
It is possible that need for daily chronic medication by some mechanisms activates patients to make lifestyle changes.
