"in its making" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about how something came into existence or how something was created. For example: "The sculpture was a work of art, and the artist put a lot of work and thought into its making."
"China, where myopia is very common, is already doing something like this by having children do eye exercises at intervals during the day". Dr. Wallman has shown that when animals are fitted with spectacles, the normal eye can be fooled into thinking it is nearsighted or farsighted, which results in its making "corrections" by either elongating or slowing its growth.
The music was never settled, never routine, actively present in its making.
He concludes with a look at our near and distant future, questioning whether we have a say in its making.
"To be frank about it, it was - is - a small budget British film that faced struggles in its making.
The work is inconceivable without an understanding of the antagonisms which in its making fused impulse and diagnosis.
The burned traces allow light to penetrate the vellum, and in dense areas where lines converge, nearly destroy the drawing itself in its making.
The Chinese government has made tech dominance a priority in its "Made in China 2025" plan.
Before the cutbacks, he said, the commission had invested about $2 million in its Made in Italy promotional campaign.
China is attempting to meet the goals laid out in its "Made in China 2025" proposal, which aims to boost manufacturing innovation and promote home-grown products.
Walmart now has at least 46 companies participating in its Made in USA initiative, making quality goods at better prices than those it replaces.
Emotional spasms, or a nation so diverse in its make-up that it encompasses all the above, and more?
