The phrase "made him become" is correct and usable in written English in a number of contexts.
For example, "Her encouragement made him become a better student."
This was one of Marc's last works.Kandinsky said it was hearing Wagner's "Lohengrin" that made him become an artist.
He said that in previous years, he rarely asked for documentation in a foreclosure case but that problems encountered in mortgage securitizations have made him become more demanding.
Turmoil erupted in Ukip after Patrick O'Flynn, the party's campaign director, gave an interview saying Farage had been led astray by an inner circle of advisers, which had made him become "snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive".
"I don't believe it all has happened the way the Americans are claiming it, but by killing the sheikh, they have made him become a martyr," Mrs. Mejjati said, serving a visitor milk and dates.
Radiohead's "honesty box" system of asking fans to pay what they can certainly appears laudable, just as Prince's move of giving his new album away free at concerts and with the Mail on Sunday looks like a great way of sticking it to The Man, or at least the people at Warner that made him become The Artist Formerly Known As.
The Manchester United striker has returned from a bad gash to his head in sensational style, scoring three goals in a week, including a double in Tuesday's Champions League win over Bayer Leverkusen that made him become only the fourth player in United history to reach 200 goals.
This makes him become violent and leads to him perpetrate a heinous act".
Speech makes him become anything he wants to be, including magical; but eloquence has its limits.
The technology, Dr. Baron said, has also helped make him become a more adept physician.
Did working on the film make him become, as Vera Brittain did, a pacifist?
After Voldemort killed Naughty Bubble's mother, Big Spinach, he took Naughty Bubble as his disciple, and taught him black magic to make him become Yandomort.
