"make with regard to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to indicate that something is being done or considered in relation to something else. Example: The company will need to make changes with regard to their marketing strategy in order to attract more customers.
What about the decisions you make, with regard to security, in that role?
I appreciate the First Amendment arguments that universities make with regard to barring military recruiters from campus, but the policy is illogical and shortsighted.
DiFranco's music does not just make me proud to be a young woman; it makes me proud to be a human being, which is a difficult comment to make with regard to the blinding glitter of American pop.
"The progress that we hope to make with regard to democratisation and reform, depends so much on an understanding and acceptance of the importance of the rule of law".
Morgan took to Twitter on Friday afternoon to say "I have a confession to make with regard to this @guardian story..it's 100% true" – linking to a story Chelsea manager José Mourinho has accused Arsenal's Arsène Wenger of being a "specialist in failure" after eight years without silverware.
We have maintained a single-minded focus on that goal ever since and it remains the guiding principle in every decision we make with regard to Take-Two.
What decisions did the United States Supreme Court make with regards to education on June 23, 2003? b.
The level of households' income besides that of NTFPs greatly determines the kind of choices they make with regards to their livelihoods adaptation strategies.
Over the last decade, substantial achievements have been made with regard to devolution of forestry decision-making.
"Economic interests still tend to dominate decision making" with regard to the environment, and public participation in environmental decision making, particularly for Indigenous communities, should be increased.
Similar decisions were made with regard to television.
