The phrase "apparatus that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device or system that produces or creates something.
Example: "The laboratory is equipped with an advanced apparatus that makes precise measurements of chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "device that produces" or "machine that creates".
There's this whole popular-culture apparatus that makes them more significant".
Water Splitter: Daniel Nocera watches an apparatus that makes hydrogen and oxygen from water.
With that said, your plumbing apparatus that makes your tears is all the same.
The Cuban authorities frowned upon the importing of religious items into the country, but we were bringing with us parts of an apparatus that makes the Communion wafers used in the Catholic Mass..
It is now taken for granted that the president is in charge of the vast administrative apparatus that makes most of the important domestic-policy decisions in the country.
Like it or not, they will create these systems, they will share what they've learned, they will build the apparatus that makes the state as we have known it increasingly ineffectual and irrelevant.
Other kinds of apparatus that make use of compressed air are paint-spray equipment, pneumatic tubes for conveying materials, and train brake systems.
As we know, he despised pedantry "From slashing Bentley down to piddling Tibalds". Pope, Swift and others loathed this apparatus that made for elephantine bloating and defeat of all interest in the text.
On the other hand, states have erected increasingly restrictive immigration-control apparatuses that make it difficult to acquire secure legal status.
In his wonderful book The Fat of the Land, self-sufficiency expert John Seymour reassures us, "I am often amazed when I see the complicated apparatus that is made, and sold for enormous sums, for hatching eggs and rearing chicks.
Zayyat has often served as an emissary between the Islamists and the security apparatus, a role that makes him both universally distrusted and invaluable.
