The phrase "are oriented to making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a focus or direction towards achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "Our team members are oriented to making significant improvements in customer satisfaction through innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "are focused on creating" or "are aimed at producing".
The many windows are oriented to make the most of the light.
The two main blocks are oriented to make the best use of sunlight, and their highest portions are offset so that they don't get in the way of each other's views.
I think the important thing is to create forums (that may well not be oriented to making decision) to continue conversations, relationship building, etc.
This implies that further policies should be oriented to making the working environment friendly for women.
"Euraflandres" management with its stakeholders' committees seems to be oriented to make effort to find an agreement to reduce conflicts, in order to plan outcomes better and to allow communities to have an influence over the future shape of the places where they live.
The building was oriented to make best use of the relatively narrow frontage onto St Georges Terrace.
I'm pretty flexible for the most part, I think, but mindless scutwork drives me crazy, and I'm looking for an organization that is oriented to make things simpler and smarter all the time.
This was done fairly regularly depending on experimental needs; for instance, Earth or astronomical observations required that the instrument recording images be continuously aimed at the target, and so the station was oriented to make this possible.
During imaging with the OFM, those particles can be oriented to make their codes visible by applying a weak magnetic field.
We know that anticancer drugs do not benefit all patients in the same way, and many efforts are oriented to the development of biomarkers that make cancer therapy more cost-effective.
Besides its universal scope, we need to realize two things about desiring-production right away: (1) there is no subject that lies behind the production, that performs the production; and (2) the "desire" in desiring-production is not oriented to making up a lack, but is purely positive.
