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The phrase "and eventually made a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or progression that leads to a specific outcome or creation over time.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she and her team finally completed the project and eventually made a significant impact in their field."
Alternatives: "and ultimately created a" or "and finally produced a".
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In 1949, he moved to Brooklyn and eventually made a career in real estate.
He blasted out through the trees and into the middle of the fairway and eventually made a brilliant birdie.
He joined TCW in 1985 as an entry-level analyst and eventually made a name for himself by specializing in mortgage-backed securities.
He chose the hooks, proved unusually adept at mastering them and eventually made a training film for soldiers who had lost both hands.
Bored with her studies in interior design, Mizuho Hino started dabbling in Web design and eventually made a business of it while still in graduate school.
When, as finance minister, he intervened in the case of Alstom, injecting public money in 2004, he saved the company and eventually made a big profit for the state.
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But Borg did not retire officially until 1983 and eventually made an ineffectual comeback.
Lifetime expanded into housewares and gadgets by acquiring Housewares of All Nations a few years later and eventually made an acronym of its name.
The government has said it hopes to establish a space station and eventually make a moon landing.
The Chinese government has said it hopes to establish a space station and eventually make a Moon landing.
They started carrying heavy loads at the age of two, and were controlled by iron bits, which eroded their upper palates, wearing clean through the bone, and eventually making a large hole that connected the mouth and the nose cavity.
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