The phrase 'go to making' is not correct.
The correct phrasing would be 'go to make' or 'go and make'. For example: I'm going to go and make a sandwich for lunch.
Agriculture is a dominant industry in Idaho; the state produces about a third of the nation's potatoes (about 60 percent of Idaho potatoes go to making french fries).
They'll be called upon to do everything from tracking vehicles as they come and go to making sure there is enough food, water and supplies on hand.
The country consumes 16.5 million tons, according to official figures; of that, nine million tons go to making the bread called aish, or life, an indicator of its importance in the Egyptian diet.
In both America and Britain, some feel that, whatever people speak at home, priority should go to making sure that children know English well.But supporters of linguistic diversity make strong arguments too.
The familiar white and black plumes adorn flashy stage costumes and go to making up feather boas; those highly prized as dusters are less showy and found closest to the body.
"The capital we are investing will go to making Twitter a better, more reliable and robust service.
