The phrase "an experiment to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific purpose or goal of an experiment, particularly in scientific or research contexts.
Example: "The researchers conducted an experiment to make a more efficient solar panel."
Alternatives: "a study to create" or "a trial to develop".
This is an experiment to make that journey a little bit less mundane".
"Part of me views this album as an experiment – to make a big pop album," she said.
"A part of me views this album as an experiment — to make a big pop album," she told NME. "I made a conscious decision that I wanted it to be on another level".
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Now Roger Penrose of Oxford University, Dik Bouwmeester of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and their colleagues have proposed an experiment to make a Schrödinger's cat of 1014 atoms--billions of times larger than Zeilinger's record-holding molecules.
Even an experiment to make Trump look "as hot as possible" through Photoshop resulted in a slightly meaner and worse-looking version of Benedict Cumberbatch.
This allows one to quickly calculate the loss of power associated with a pooling experiment to make an informed decision on whether a pool-based GWAS is worth pursuing.
I've been invited to go to several colleges to talk about the process: from costume making to the scientific research, so what started as a little experiment to make a film on the internet has had an enormous life.
The relationships are part of an intensifying experiment to make sure patients get the right care, in the right place and at the right time as fee-for-service medicine gives way to value-based care.
For 3 days, an NIR spectrometer, calibrated via a designed experiment to make the same predictions as did the VIS spectrometer, was also installed at the conveyor belt.
Part of the profits will be donated to Unesco to support their literacy projects in South Sudan, but it's also a creative experiment to make rare books accessible for a new audience.
