The phrase "make determination" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to come to a conclusion or make a decision, usually after careful consideration. For example: After careful consideration, the committee made a determination to invest in the new technology.
Effective design can improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption, however, uncertainties can make determination of the optimal design difficult.
This observational study has several limitations but most importantly is heterogeneity in the sample; there is a large number of differing variables in patient, injury characteristics and treatment pathways that make determination of factors that influence healing and clinical outcome difficult.
Stepwise bleaching analysis suffers from many problems that make determination of absolute abundance levels very, very difficult.
Furthermore, the retrospective nature of this study and complexities of the patient population make determination of attributable mortality or causal-adverse events quite difficult.
Such discrepancies between published work and taxonomic databases make determination of directionality and evolutionary history difficult, as the species trees are not well resolved.
Such very low dosages and the rapid metabolism and excretion of these substances make determination of residues extremely difficult [ 31], even by using targeted GC/MS and LC/MS/MS methods [ 32- 39].
For instance, investigators must make determinations on complicated medical information.
"I have to make determinations about when we will seek the death penalty.
Allowing juries to make determinations about drug risks, Mr. Rogers said, would cause "mass confusion".
"It's an independent agency that is supposed to make determinations without any outside pressure.
"Executive government does have a role to make determinations based on immediacy and in the national interest.
