The phrase 'make complaints about' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to expressing dissatisfaction or voicing unhappiness about a situation. Example: The customers began to make complaints about the poor quality of food at the restaurant.
Ofsted responds to parents who make complaints about schools.
For the first five years — after which higher-ranking officers came to the prison — he helped organize inmates to make complaints about the conditions and to boost morale.
He claimed that CWF's chief executive, Paul Abbott, and he were instrumental in "encouraging" people to make complaints about Mr Clarke.
The group has even instituted "hot line" numbers for citizens to make complaints about their treatment by insurgents, and it sends fact-finding committees out from headquarters in Quetta, eliciting complaints against local Taliban leaders.
However, the second feature of the system is a short code for the public to use their mobile phones to make complaints about problems in accessing or in the quality of their medicines.
It would also stop parents from being able to overturn a headteacher's decision to exclude their child and repeal the power for parents to make complaints about schools to the local commissioner.
He said the commission had been inundated with calls and e-mail messages from those who had made complaints about abuse.
He is told he will be arrested for making complaints about prison officers.
Most of the cases for which records were released on Thursday involved state employees making complaints about other public workers.
The Metropolitan police declined to comment on how many people had so far made complaints about Rennard.
She made complaints about incidents between 2003 and 2006 which she claimed showed anti-Christian bias on the part of BA.
