"identity making" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of how someone forms or creates their sense of self and personal identity. Example: "The teenage years are often a time of intense identity making as young people figure out who they are and what they want to be."
Sequences for strains MPT and CR were 99% identical, and both strains were most closely related to Propionivibrio limicola GolChi1T (97% identity), making them probable members of the Propionivibrio genus.
America-hating has become a badge of identity, making possible a chest-beating, flag-burning rhetoric of word and deed that makes men feel good.
He admitted telling journalists about Plame's identity, making five appearances before a grand jury but ultimately avoiding charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.
He points to the success of some Birmingham schools as being dependent upon "a recognition of Muslim identity – making the pupils feel more at ease at their first public institution".
Oh, and it voted to ban discrimination against anyone based on sexual orientation or gender identity — making Vicco the smallest municipality in Kentucky, and possibly the country, to enact such an ordinance.
He led the church for 54 years, shaping its identity, making clear that the Reorganized Church did not accept such distinctive Mormon practices as baptism for the dead and polygamy (which the Mormons abandoned in 1890).
That Enemy Within (HAU, 2010) is a project about identity made in collaboration with two identical twins.
Mistaken identity makes for great farce, and, paradoxically, identical twinship provides a way to examine what makes us different.
Mistaken identity makes for absorbing dramatic material.
Using the idea of identity makes for externally powerful plays.
Lost identity makes you vulnerable to systems of oppression.
