The phrase "make them flow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to creating a smooth and coherent transition or connection between ideas, sentences, or elements in writing.
Example: "To improve the readability of your essay, try to make them flow by using transitional phrases."
Alternatives: "ensure a smooth transition" or "create a seamless connection."
Scientists from the Imperial College in London and Duke University have teamed up to create a 4.7-inch piece of material that can actually bend microwaves to make them flow around whatever is wrapped in the material.
More spending -- a greater flow of money -- Hamilton understood, would "vivify and invigorate the channels of industry, and make them flow with greater activity and copiousness".
Order the information so that readers won't get lost, and don't be afraid to switch paragraphs around if you find a better way to make them flow.
Arrange the words in the sentences by keeping the simple with the simple and the complicated with the complicated to make them flow easier.
No doubt it all depends on what you mean by "legato", literally the art of "binding" the notes or, to change the metaphor, making them flow.
Phoebus Apollo turned the mouths of all these rivers together and made them flow for nine days against the wall, while Jove rained the whole time that he might wash it sooner into the sea.
The five pieces he played with his quartet all boiled down to rhythm; their themes were minimal, and with his pianist, Vernell Brown, he made them flow in and out.
Secondly, it leaves the study subjects in a rather passive role making them flow through the system instead of letting them decide independently [17].
Smith says this is going well enough to make them "cash flow positive on a daily basis".
While their steep gradients and turbulent flow make them unsuitable for navigation the lower courses of the south-central rivers are an exception they are particularly useful for hydroelectric power.
Engineers have to think about noise when designing these tiny electrical switches; defects in the materials used to make them can disrupt the flow of electrons, causing them to appear to fluctuate between on and off states.
