"make inspection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate someone is responsible for inspecting something. For example, "The manager was tasked with making the inspection of the site."
Nike would include non-governmental organisations in factory monitoring, and the company would make inspection results public.
The state has already decided not to sign another contract with SecureMark Decal, which was paid $660,000 to make inspection stickers.
The Agriculture Department said eliminating the exemption for downer cows would make inspection procedures more efficient and reduce the incentive for meat companies to send sickly cows to market.
He is pushing to have Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac file to the S.E.C., but acknowledged that there was no guarantee that the agency would make inspection of government-sponsored companies a priority amid so many cases of corporate corruption.
The parents of a 7-month-old boy who suffocated at a Queens day care center in August joined City Council leaders yesterday in calling for tougher laws to make inspection reports about such centers more widely available to families.
"It was very difficult for the law enforcers to collect evidence of violations when they make inspection trips outside Beijing, because locals easily recognise them and polluting factories swiftly suspend production, leaving few traces," said Yang. "The drones, on the contrary, can catch them off guard as few people notice their existence".
§ 1316.01 Scope of subpart A. § 1316.03 Authority to make inspections.
The aim is to make inspections consistent, it says.
The authorities have been known to make inspections to ensure sets are tuned to official programming.
He was made city physician, and one of his jobs was to make inspections in the segregated district.
John R. Quackenbush, a safety and health consultant on elevators, said many cities use private companies to make inspections.
