'make a strategy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a plan or plan of action. For example: "We need to make a strategy to increase our business's profits."
But one Led Zeppelin song does not make a strategy.
(4) How can the rules help us to make a strategy during we design new digital camera?
To see why C = p'w is the lowest cost for which the distribution represented in w can be obtained, consider the conditions that would make a strategy not least-cost.
But another of Thune's arguments was that Daschle had become the "obstructionist-in-chief". Daschle's defeat may make a strategy based on tying up the Senate appear less than promising for the Democrats.
In more specific terms, have the quality of the manufacturing technology, the fixed and variable cost structures, and the innovative powers of the work force and management deteriorated so much that the organization cannot make a strategy change?
It's not because either company needs to make a strategy change.
Making a strategy come to life requires making it digestible and breaking it into explicit goals.
Making a strategy without knowing your process is like sailing without a compass.
The downsizing comes ahead of likely retrenchment in London for Deutsche Bank, which is making a strategy announcement on 29 October.
Even if they made a strategy to arrange the cards according to the numerical expression from previous assignments, this strategy did not work in this assignment.
In fact, he says the company seeks half its growth from deal making, a strategy apparent in Aecom's seemingly sprawling roster of 16 subsidiaries.
