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'makes for a more' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has created the opportunity for a better situation or outcome than before. For example: "By reducing our carbon footprint, we are making for a more sustainable future."
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It makes for a more combustible situation.
It also makes for a more comfortable take off.
It makes for a more transparent and far better process.
This all makes for a more usable OS X.
"It makes for a more exciting atmosphere," he said.
That just makes for a more contented rider.
This makes for a more inclusive, and more sustainable society.
This makes for a more self-conscious immersion.
Nothing makes for a more intriguing souvenir, though, than a blowgun (starting at 500 reais).
Now, each key has its own LED, which makes for a more precise lighting effect.
He added that knowing a customer's weight makes for a more comfortable flying experience for them.
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