"make it logical to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to present your ideas in a logical and reasonable way. Example: I want to make it logical to choose Option B, as it provides us with the best outcome given the current situation.
He added that the city's growing population made it logical to allow additional vehicles to pick up passengers on the street.
The vast amount of knowledge that nurses are expected to retain contribute to high levels of cognitive load, making it logical to assume that CDSSs would be helpful to clinicians in performing these tasks.
On the other hand, our focus on delirium prevention as a means to prevent further cognitive decline, makes it logical to put emphasis on the immediate peri-operative phase where delirium is extremely common.
12 Clear benefits from lifestyle interventions in patients with various chronic diseases are now evident, 6 7 13–16 making it logical to also examine lifestyle factors in people living with PD.
The former Labour leader said a global agreement on achieving zero emissions by the end of the century would make it logical for Britain to put its own commitment on the statute books.
"To make it logical and keep it scary.
The new system, Judge Lippman said, is "what you get if you design a court system from scratch and try to make it logical".
The individual nature of fast moving swarming cells makes it logical for lecA to be down-regulated under these conditions, to allow cells to freely migrate.
The presence of a PC there, he said, makes it logical for recipes to be stored and summoned electronically.
This makes it logical and simple to engineer a shaft-drive system, a brand hallmark that Guzzi's current models use.
