"make a synthesis of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to denote a process of combining ideas and components from different sources into something new, usually in order to draw conclusions or make a judgement. For example, "In his paper, the student made a synthesis of the five studies on the subject, and found that the results were inconclusive."
Though the inspiration for the book's central character was Juan Vicente Gomez of Venezuela, García Márquez once said that he intended "to make a synthesis of all the Latin American dictators".
Their expressions of both are given in Appendix B. Make a synthesis of the two cases, the equipment's availability in the new model can be obtained as (12).
The dish works a bit like a Seurat painting, which asks the eye to make a synthesis of separate, unmixed dots of color.
Clustering the different patterns of feedback exchanges in terms of the language functions and the nature and focus areas of such feedback patterns allowed us to make a synthesis of the various patterns of learners' feedback in the form of main categories.
García Márquez gave his own explanation of the plot: My intention was always to make a synthesis of all the Latin American dictators, but especially those from the Caribbean.
We excluded studies that focus on cancer and those with only in vitro data, and tried to make a synthesis of the 174 articles that remained.
Many expert anglers consider it the finest reel ever made, a synthesis of incomparable engineering and aesthetic elegance.
Her staging, as she puts it in a programme note, is "about taking inspiration from the Spanish tradition of the grotesque and the marvellous and making a synthesis of it".
In the painting, however, he makes a synthesis of these divergent tendencies and creates a composition that is at once ordered and free, calm and full of movement, simple and varied.
All authors have made substantial contributions in the development of the topic, and have made a synthesis of both approaches to arrive at the exposed conclusions.
Last, this paper makes a synthesis of the GENEPI operation feedback at the MASURCA facility and proposes recommendations for future projects involving accelerators used in nuclear reactor environment.
