The phrase "made a duo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to two people or things that have been united to form a partnership or team. For example: They both had extensive experience in the music industry, so they decided to make a duo and create their own record label.
The couple made a dynamic duo, with Jessie the daughter of a powerful senator actively supporting John's ambitions as he rose to become a force in Californian politics and eventually the first Republican presidential candidate on the Free Soil (anti-slavery) platform.More and more in the following years the west became a flashpoint in the dispute over slavery.
In 2005 the duo made a demo for the song "Crazy," which earned them a deal with the boutique label Downtown Records; the song became a blogosphere favorite and a sensation in Great Britain.
with whom the strawberry blonde Ms. Manecke made a striking duo.
They made a persuasive duo, former officials who heard their pitch recalled.
One member of the Revue was the songwriter Pat Alger, with whom Mr. Traum made a 1980 duo album, "From the Heart".
Gretchen said,"Don't you think it's rather romantic to be a Negro?" The 2 girls made a comic duo, Sarah was very thin and Gretchen was fat.
He knew Mr. Martins, who had made a powerful duo, "The Infernal Machine," to his score of the same title, in 2002, and they began to talk about the possibility just as Juilliard raised the idea of a commission for its centenary celebration.
A wintry drizzle dampened the white caps (a gate giveaway by the Mets) sported by the bundled-up fans; a troop of cops on bicycles performed a wobbly pre-game ballet in the outfield; Mayor Giuliani and Governor Pataki made a dorky duo-first-pitch appearance on the mound; and Glenn Close, who is the Robert Merrill of Queens, sang the anthem.
He and Grant made an interesting duo: Sherman garrulous, Grant laconic and determined.
Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue made an unholy duo - darkness and light - that gave birth to ironic Kylie.
