"make a notification" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts. For example: "We will need to make a notification to the school about the upcoming field trip."
In both your cases I make a Notification Order for the maximum of 30 years.
Variability stimulates curiosity, and can make a notification worth checking.
The researcher asked the staff to make a notification about participation in our study in the subjects' records.
Under the Gas Industry Unsafe Situations procedure [ 15], gas engineers are required to make a notification where an appliance is considered At Risk (AR), Immediately Dangerous (ID) or Not to Current Standards (NCS).
You computer should make a notification sound that a storage device is plugged in.
As regards trade-distorting support measures incorporated in the AMS, Egypt did not claim any in the base period; nor has it made a notification to the WTO so far.
Grab believes the acquisition will add to, among others, vibrant and competitive ride-hailing, delivery and transportation spaces, and it will make a merger notification to the Competition Commission of Singapore," the company wrote.
Enforcement bodies can also essentially override a direction from the Australian privacy commissioner to make a data breach notification by issuing a certificate if the chief executive officer believes the directions would be prejudicial to their activities.
To meet that concern, parties will be allowed to seek preliminary (non-binding) advice, and encouraged (but not obliged) to make a formal pre-notification if they consider that the deal could have an impact on national security.
Under the current draft, the AFP would likely be exempt from making a compulsory notification to affected parties.
Even though not required by the law, we have informed the CCS that we are making a voluntary notification no later than 16 April 2018 to continue to cooperate and engage with the CCS.
