"make mobilization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to mean taking action to organize or organize and motivate people or resources to achieve an objective. For example, "The NGO initiated a campaign to make mobilization among the local community to help the homeless."
In addition, religious groups usually already possess an organizational structure, which makes mobilization of the groups particularly easy and likely.
In addition, national childcare advocacy organizations were stripped of government funding, making mobilization extremely difficult (Langford et al. 2013).
The Soviet Stalingrad Front forces were subject to heavy bombardment, making mobilization more difficult.
Additionally, traditional ECMO configurations involved femoral cannulation, making mobilization, especially ambulation, a high-risk intervention because ECMO catheters are larger and less flexible than other catheters typically used in medical intensive care [ 28] and dislodgment has more severe consequences.
When dietary intake of vitamin A is low, acquisition via the postprandial route is minimal, making mobilization of retinol from hepatic stores by RBP the only means to supply tissues with the retinoids required for biological processes.
They include how to reduce the need for the involuntary mobilization of the Guard and Reserves, how to restructure the active and reserve forces "to correct imbalances that result in lengthy, repeated or frequent mobilization," and how to make the mobilization and demobilization process more efficient.
Abu Muhammad ultimately begged off so he could tend to Muslim youth who wanted to make nafir — "mobilization" — or joining the jihad.
That's why we should make those mobilizations.
What makes the mobilization by migrants different from other forms of ethnic mobilization is that migrants can be politically involved in both the sending and the receiving country.
Second, the rentier state can use its rich rents to buy off citizens by providing them with benefits without a high level of taxation, making social mobilization and protest against the resource economy and government policy less likely to occur (Paler 2013).
