"make it compatible with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of making one object or design work with another object or design. For example: We need to make the software compatible with the latest operating system.
The Beyer Blinder Belle architectural firm designed the facade to make it compatible with its surroundings by cladding it with brick and granite.
The hospital, in fact, plays a catalyst role within the urban environment, strives to reflect the common culture and tries to recuperate it and make it compatible with its identity.
Britain will modify its future aircraft carrier to make it compatible with French aircraft.
Microsoft will announce today that it plans to open up its online identification system to make it compatible with competing offerings under development by companies like America Online and others.
In conclusion, compound 1 showed biological properties that make it compatible with monocytes and macrophages, suggesting its potential use to deliver substances capable to modulate the immune responses or, as already proposed, as a vehicle to deliver anticancer drugs.
Consequently, most political parties have eventually changed their agenda to make it compatible with the state's bid for EU membership.
An adjustment has been made to the electrical point at your house to make it compatible with the Zanussi cable.
Mr Jospin promptly asked the president to suggest an amendment to the constitution to make it compatible with the charter.
At that time, Mr. Forrest said, programmers spent the better part of a year rewriting MongoMusic's technology infrastructure to make it compatible with that of Microsoft.
Officials said they would spend $9.25 million to upgrade the turnpike's Transpass system and make it compatible with the E-ZPass system.
A number of proposals have been put forward to reform universal service and make it compatible with the new competitive telecommunications environment in the United States.
