The phrase "and actually make a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the action of creating or producing something in a genuine or effective manner.
Example: "We need to brainstorm ideas and actually make a plan that we can follow."
Alternatives: "and truly create a" or "and really develop a".
Does anybody get great bagels and actually make a good egg sandwich?
But I am sure that there will be filmmakers who want to take up a cause like this and actually make a movie which speaks and reflects upon the demons of our society and certain people.
Today's optimists are those who think the current partial government shutdown will allow the Republican Party to work out some internal issues — and actually make a showdown over the debt less likely.
We could struggle as the players have to get used to each other and to the new gegenpressing system, or we could hit the ground running and actually make a challenge of the season.
"[Shadow housing minister] John Healy's plan for 100,000 new council and housing association homes a year to tackle the housing crisis will drive down the spiraling housing benefit bill and actually make a profit for the taxpayer – because the benefit bill falls when the housing benefit bill falls.
A report in 2009 by the National Pensioners Convention found that many bus operators, far from being worse off from providing concessionary travel, have been able to "manipulate the market under the deregulated structure" and actually make a profit from free pensioner travel.
This is where the rubber meets the road and you need to overcome that fear and actually make an offer.
So I avoided bringing the gun to my face and actually made a few hits, but Mr. Kerr insisted that I get the fundamentals correct.
Executives of the surviving concerns now talk in terms of making incremental progress -- and actually making a profit -- rather than deploying huge amounts of capital to become dominant immediately.
Show me where the software is in collaboration with other things you do, and actually making a difference.
Based in Reston, Va., Cysive bucked the Internet trend last year and actually made a profit, earning $464,000 on sales of $9.1 million.
