The phrase "also make a substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contributions, impacts, or changes that are significant in nature.
Example: "The new policy will also make a substantial difference in employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "also create a significant" or "also have a considerable".
"The company will also make a substantial donation to the same organizations".
Here, using Time-Resolved Microweve Conductivity (TRMC), we show by direct measurements of carrier lifetimes that the choice of side chains can also make a substantial difference in photocarrier dynamics.
The Stony Tunguska and the Lower Tunguska rivers, with an aggregate volume of about 176,000 cubic feet (4,980 cubic metres) per second, also make a substantial contribution to the Yenisey's runoff.
Livestock and butter sales also make a substantial complement to the dominant crop sales.
In addition to large chromosomal segmental changes, single nucleotide changes in the genome also make a substantial contribution to cancer progression.
Both Gossage and Callegari apologized for the leak, and the Russells law firm apologized and agreed to both pay Rowling's legal fees and to also make a substantial donation to The Soldiers Charityy.
The Weirs also made a substantial investment in sophisticated equipment, buying an on-line Avid system, which they said sets the standard for the industry.
Nokes's screenplays were creative works in their own right, but also made a substantial contribution to popular understanding of the 18th and early-19th centuries.
The Maghrib also made a substantial contribution to geographical literature, a field eagerly cultivated by Arab scholars since the 9th century.
Canada has also made a substantial contribution of new conservation units, and for the first time there has been a big increase in the number and extent of marine protected areas.
