The phrase "make fixes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to address or correct errors or issues in something. Example: The software developer was able to make fixes to the code, which greatly improved the program's performance.
Everyone has had one problem or another in recent years, and it takes a lot of manpower off the deal-making field to make fixes at portfolio companies.
They had scheduled a press conference on Thursday to air their grievances and urge the agency to make fixes.
In this case, Mr. Saralegui said, he is hoping that technology will enable the filmmakers to make fixes on Aaliyah's performance without dubbing in a new voice.
In any case, given that reactor operators will be given time to make fixes once the government decides what those fixes will be, several years are certain to pass before all of the Fukushima-related changes are carried out.
Mr. Harris said that the creators needed audience members seeing the show to gauge laughter, applause and silences — and then make fixes accordingly — while Mr. Cohl said that the show was selling extremely well and that audience members were enjoying themselves over all.
If it fails QA, then developers have a chance to make fixes and republishing the app in the Android Marketplace.
He also started to make fixed versions of several open-form works.
Some said Mr. Paterson's successor should reappoint Mr. Grannis and make fixing the agency a priority.
The company, which is still negotiating with bondholders, said the province would invest 100 million Canadian dollars ($85.4 million) in the plan and make fixed payments through 2015.
He pronounced oil depletion an opportunity: "But we need to make fixing climate change as politically sexy as putting a man on the moon".
"And we should make fixing schools not just the responsibility of the principal and the teacher, but of all of city government and the entire community".
