"how we are made" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase for example to ask a rhetorical question in a speech or essay about the complexity of the human body. For example, "It is truly amazing how we are made."
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Now, as much as I talk about how we are made by camp, camp is made by us, too.
The great mystery is then not that this love is always present, but that it is hidden from ordinary everyday human perception -- that we do not know how much we are loved -- how we are made of love.
These are just a few examples of how we are making our foreign policy work for people with disabilities around the globe.
"Our donors hopefully are feeling very good about how we are making the absolute best use of their philanthropic dollars," he said.
We'll tell you how we are making a business out of your memories.
"We can't choose how we're made".
"You want them to see you like they see any other girl," she bellowed, before acknowledging, "but we can't choose how we're made".
We discuss where our current text analysis and Semantic Web efforts at the Royal Society of Chemistry are headed and how we're making use of the unreasonable effectiveness of data.
We measure the 'how it's going' by how the roll out is going and how we're making this transition".
We like to show how we were making the image.
