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The phrase "and went on to make a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone continued their actions to achieve a specific outcome or to create something after a previous event.
Example: "After finishing her degree, she went on to make a significant impact in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "and proceeded to create a" or "and continued to produce a".
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He did props and designed sets for television, and went on to make a few documentaries and one short feature.
Yes, thereabouts... and went on to make a fortune from it.
Two days later she contacted police and went on to make a witness statement on 7 August.
So have many on Wall Street, who simply paid money, got a slap on the hand and went on to make a lot more money.
Mr. Dowd, a lawyer, was not charged and went on to make a reputation for defending battered women in criminal cases.
Indeed, he worked briefly for the Wall Street firm of John Muir & Company and went on to make a new name for himself promoting networking.
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Cooperman went on to make a series of fortunate choices.
Ponsford went on to make a century (110) on début.
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