The phrase "making the review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or an activity of evaluating or assessing an object, product, or service. For example: "My job involves making the review of new software released in the market."
Therefore, Mr. Obama said, he would concentrate on making the review a "forum for debate," bringing in new writers and pushing for livelier, more accessible writing.
A grass-roots group of biologists has started a website to keep track of the proliferation of experiments in academic peer review — including trials and platforms aimed at making the review process faster, cheaper, and more transparent and interactive.
One of the main reasons cited for making the review so comprehensive is the possibility that Frye determinations could become the law of the jurisdiction, therefore, to use a more deferential standard could lead to inconsistent treatment of similar claims.
It allows TalentSpring to gain a broad enough scope of user submitted data to adequately rank candidates without making the review task too long for the end user.
I've spoken to a number of people close to the company about this, and from what I can gather they submitted an updated app with a couple of bug fixes weeks ago, but Apple is making the review process a long-winded road for them with little or no communication.
As a result of the incomplete reporting of QoL baseline data in clinical trials, random results could have occurred making the review vulnerable with respect to selection bias.
What I don't want is a megalomaniacal reviewer who makes the review all about her and her horrible attempt at wit.
To make the review trustworthy, replicable, and maintainable, reviewers are required to report the inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria, and their final search strategies over the databases searched [ 4].
And if the reviewer really does love waterfall buttons, it may make the review more believable to explain what they are.
Commercial concerns make the review process too secretive.
The boundless demand for positive reviews has made the review system an arms race of sorts.
