The phrase "is made invisible" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The cloak of invisibility is made invisible by the wizard's magic, allowing the wearer to move undetected amongst their enemies.
The title character, Darien Fawkes, is made invisible by his implanted "quicksilver gland," which to viewers means the actor Vincent Ventresca's body morphs into a sleek, silver shell before blipping out of sight.
Although in the entrepreneurship the individual is visible, in the innovation policy, the individual is made invisible, yet research suggests that we can still see a clear construction of masculinity in how and where innovation is expected to come about.
The structure providing the conceptual environment in which the discussions have grown is made invisible.
An entire group could be made invisible.
Women are being made invisible".
If there are blacks, they have been made invisible, perhaps by agreement among the warring factions.
I was made invisible, an object of ridicule and debate, with no opinion or independent thoughts.
He was made invisible for most of the night, with Pittsburgh double-teaming him every time he received a pass.
The draft insured, much better than all the cameras in the world, that the toll of war could not be made invisible.
In one demonstration, they showed how small objects, such as paperclips and pins, could be made invisible beneath a cloak built from two calcite prisms joined together to make a pyramid.
Some addresses did not exist, some stores had been made invisible for security reasons, some were closed and one had been transformed into a kick boxing studio, presumably under different management.
