The phrase "and makes the process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that contributes to or enhances a particular process.
Example: "The new software automates data entry and makes the process much more efficient."
Alternatives: "and improves the procedure" or "and streamlines the process".
Monthly, semimonthly, and even daily passes are sold on many systems, which keeps fare purchase off the vehicle and makes the process of checking for prepayment fast.
Justice Scalia argued that "class arbitration sacrifices the principal advantage of arbitration — its informality — and makes the process slower, more costly, and more likely to generate procedural morass than final judgment".
Mr. Whiteford said in a written statement: "While we remain committed to working closely with the company on a long-term agreement, we expect a challenging and difficult period of negotiation unless the company begins to focus on what is fundamentally needed for a rational economic recovery and makes the process more transparent and open.
"If the Unionist council meets and places deadlines," he said, "and makes the process conditional upon the I.R.A. doing certain things within a certain time-frame set by the council, then what they are doing is setting the self-destruct button for the process on red alert".
According to Romain Caillaud, a Yangon-based consultant for Hans Vriens & Partners, a consultancy, "there are still very few multinationals making money in Myanmar…tenders require a lot of work to be completed, it takes a lot of effort and makes the process unprofitable".
This machine is compact and makes the process of winding a wire easier.
Hollywood taught him to listen to actors and make the process more collaborative.
Mike Papantonio, a Florida lawyer, said lawyers helped document claims and made the process more predictable.
They are likely to argue they are better placed to cut through the bureaucracy and make the process less painful.
We see if they know how to break the dance down and make the process easy to follow.
To the Guardian Sanchez described MINEM's interpretation of the law as "loose and wrong", "perverting" the right to prior consultation and making the process meaningless.
