"made it such" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "Alice's hard work and dedication made it such that she achieved her goal."
What made it such compelling viewing was that its answers were unremittingly, almost unbearably, dark.
Its earthy, all-English style and foraged food ethos made it such a success that three more Pigs have since opened.
"What made it such hot news was the gossip.
"But that's what made it such a joy.
Or better yet, who made it such a great building?
Perhaps those uncertainties were part of what made it such an uneasy evening.
What does that brand deliver that has made it such a worldwide literary phenomenon?
Thanks to all those at the DSDM Consortium who made it such a great event.
For me this is what made it such a unique and captivating story.
"It wasn't parties that made it such a gay time," Sara says now. "There was such affection between everybody.
But just what is it about this seemingly simple play that made it such a big hit?
