The phrase "make a fusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to combining two or more things to create something new, particularly in the context of cooking or music. Example: The chef expertly made a fusion of Italian and Asian cuisine, creating a unique and delicious dish. Note: In this context, "fusion" can also be replaced with other words such as "blend" or "integration."
What if we make a fusion reactor in orbit and then use lasers to transfer the energy they produce to power stations on the ground.
One of the primary functions of a fusion blanket is to generate enough tritium to make a fusion power plant (FPP) self-sufficient.
I said to Mick, 'How could we make a fusion?'" They started brainstorming and making phone calls and, six months later, Stewart, Jagger, Stone, Marley and Rahman converged in a Los Angeles studio.
With harmonies so smooth you could spread them, Fantasy and September make you marvel that 12 human beings can gel to make a fusion of funk and disco sound like the product of divine intervention.
It's one thing to make a fusion bomb, it's a lot harder to get the reaction going and keep it under control in a way that the amount of energy extracted is larger than that expended to initiate and manage the reaction.
Ten different E. coli entry clones were shuttled into the pDEST-Exp vector designed to make a fusion protein with a GST-Tag.
As far as we know there is no fundamental physics gap stopping us from making a fusion reactor today.
To control the nuclear transport of NPR1, we made a fusion of NPR1 with the glucocorticoid receptor hormone binding domain.
Future seasons of Carnivàle would have expanded the Belyakov genealogy, making a fusion with the Scudder genealogy possible.
These results indicated that adding another protein to the N-terminal end of the oleosin protein (through the making a fusion protein) did not alter its intracellular localization.
The authors made a fusion protein, PsaA-hBLyS, which is readily expressed in E. coli and purified.
