The phrase "are employed to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of something, particularly in a formal or academic context.
Example: "Various techniques are employed to make the process more efficient and effective."
Alternatives: "are used to create" or "are utilized to produce".
The bizarre shoots – let's style it in the bath/using a model who looks 13 years old/in a manner vaguely suggestive of self-harm – are employed to make the same old stuff look somehow edgy again.
The procedure, which requires enduring dozens of shots with tiny surgical needles, has been adopted by models who don't want to ruin the expensive garments that they are employed to make appear wearable by regular, sweaty folk; and by performers who experience Klieg-light-induced perspiration; and by civilians suffering from excessive dampness..
Fast-forward a few years and the older Joan (Cara Horgan) is now working alongside Todd Tristan Sturrockk) in a hat factory, where both are employed to make extravagant creations – the purpose of which only becomes apparent later, in a silent scene that recalls the horrors of the Holocaust given an absurdist twist.
The procedure, which requires enduring dozens of shots with tiny surgical needles, has been adopted by models who don't want to ruin the expensive garments that they are employed to make appear wearable by regular, sweaty folk; and by performers who experience Klieg-light-induced perspiration; and by civilians suffering from excessive dampness.
Moreover, the electrons are employed to make background only.
Peakproduction stations are employed to make up capacity at maximum demand periods andin emergency situations [17].
Skillet is just one example of the creative resource sharing that Westchester restaurateurs, bakers, caterers and other food entrepreneurs are employing to make it during these hard economic times.
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