The phrase "make a liaison" is correct and usable in written English.
You would generally use this phrase when discussing the need to build or create a connection, collaboration, or relationship between two parties. For example, "In order to ensure the success of the project, it is essential that we make a liaison between the two departments."
He was moved from the front lines to Regimental Headquarters and made a liaison officer.
Rock and the circus made a wary liaison when circus acts joined indie-rockers at the Big Apple Circus tent in Damrosch Park on Tuesday night for the Rock & Roll Circus.
Thus, when Edward begins to feel out of sympathy with Leonora some three or four years into their marriage, he is ripe for exploitation, and he ends up making a costly liaison and losing about 40percentt of the principal value of his estate.
Apple's next two iPhones had already been designed before Steve Jobs died in October 2011, according to comments apparently made by a liaison officer for the company last week.
As well as chatting to fans in the pub ahead of the game, football liaison officers also make a point of mingling with fans during half-time.
Desperate to write the script for Dangerous Liaisons, after hearing that Milos Forman was planning to make a film, he asked Lean for six months off.
A very common theme which came out of the interviews with celebrity liaison officers is, you cannot just add a celebrity and make an event work.
It was the Victorians who made a big thing of the liaison which Georgians had thought unexceptional, since every naval officer had his "dolly" in foreign parts; the Victorians who put it about that Nelson's reckless exposure of himself to gunfire on the open deck of Victory meant he had a death wish to expiate his desertion of Fanny.
We believe that this success underscores the value of having a dedicated network of community liaisons and of making a coherent and concerted effort to engage the community on a structural level.
