"make it diverse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when giving instructions or advice to someone to expand the range of options, topics, people, etc. that are involved in a particular situation. Example: "If you want the team to succeed, make it diverse by including people from different backgrounds and perspectives."
This Lanvin duo is shaping up as a fine design partnership, because the ethos is the same as for women's wear: make it diverse, keep it real and respond to (male) needs.
One of the lucky 17 who got into Trinity's kindergarten class with no previous connection to the school, and who helps make it diverse, is the daughter of Rajeev Bhaman, a portfolio manager, and Gala Prabhu, a management consultant.
It has two important characteristics that make it diverse and appealing with respect to the other reviews.
They're telling us, hire the best actor for the role — but please, try and make it diverse.
But in all the hype, little has been said about the forward-thinking, future-shaping Federal Circuit whose unique nature makes it diverse in its own right, regardless of the sexual orientation of its newest member.
While the vegetation of the Caribbean region is generally tropical, variations in topography, soils, rainfall, humidity, and soil nutrients have made it diverse.
Trillium Asset Management has submitted proposals at five companies to report on the diversity of their executive leadership team and their plans to make it more diverse in terms of race, gender and ethnicity.
After all, the university's leadership wanted to make it more diverse, and Ms. Sotomayor's activism helped them make their case.
"There's a conversation about getting kids to code, and making everybody a maker, and a separate conversation about fixing tech to make it more diverse," he says.
The idea is to make it as diverse as possible so data about threats travel fast across the country's industrial base.
