The phrase "also wished to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or intention to create or produce something in addition to other actions or wishes.
Example: "She also wished to make a significant contribution to the project, alongside her other responsibilities."
Alternatives: "also wanted to create" or "also desired to produce".
"I also wish to make clear at this time my complete opposition to the further expansion of casino gambling in Connecticut".
Large firms might also wish to make use of the technology over their internal networks to exploit the collective power of their desktop machines, perhaps to perform complex calculations overnight.
The book is almost always interesting, because the facts are interesting, yet surely we don't read a story like this merely to know the events: we also wish to make an emotional connection with the people at its center.
We also wish to make clear, for the avoidance of doubt, that there is no suggestion that Lokhova has ever worked with or for any of the Rusisan intelligence agencies.
The director, Andy Tennant, wants viewers to laugh down their noses at Alabama mores (bring on the deep-fried gags), yet he also wishes to make it perfectly clear that he holds the Yankee gods of money and modishness in righteous contempt.
I also wish to make clear that in doing so I have no intention of returning to the house in any way until the current investigations have been completed, when in the light of their outcome I will review my long term position.
These variables are readily available on initial presentation and are thus easily collectable by other units who also wish to make similar assessments of their services.
Although the refugees are seeking first and foremost temporary refuge, they may also wish to make a new home for themselves.
"In addition to previous statements I have made I also wish to make a statement in relation to the devastating effect the loss of our beautiful daughter April has had on me and my family.
