"make repairs" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "The landlord promised to make repairs to the kitchen after the tenants moved out."
But her piano tuner was able to make repairs.
Naturally, the cell immediately attempts to make repairs.
Crew that were tending to the facility and trying to make repairs were evacuated.
If the landlord failed to make repairs, the city did them itself.
(Dealers will be paid by Toyota to make repairs; car owners will not be charged).
The Chiba Lotte Marines, outside Tokyo, may need to make repairs as well.
It also carries technicians on every flight to make repairs and turn the plane round.
We make repairs to and maintain common areas in our residential buildings.
Joiner often had to stick his hands and arms into the fluid to make repairs.
Cooke planned to make repairs in September, after processing the existing stock of adults.
There is no automatic penalty for failure to make repairs; nor is there an automatic reinspection.
