The phrase "registration made" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when someone has completed the process of registering for an event, service, or membership. For example, "Thanks for your payment, your registration made is now complete."
Mr. Rajapaksa's supporters argued that his lack of voter registration made him ineligible to run.
The registration made Holy Land eligible for relief goods through A.I.D. It is not known whether Al Aqsa and Beil El-Mal have assets in the United States.
A vast majority of Canadian gun owners seem to be ignoring the appeals for registration made daily in government ads in western newspapers: "Don't Delay!
Afilias, which is based in Newtown, Pa., has outlined a process, administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization, whereby anyone can challenge a registration made during the advance-registration phase.
If a company is registered with an illegal or immoral purpose then the Crown (but not an individual citizen) might apply through the Attorney –General to cancel the registration made by the Registrar.7.
Late Registration made hip-hop orchestral.
Mohammad Sarfaraz Hussain, a Queens high school student, is not the only registrant for whom the new policy of special registration makes "no sense," to use the characterization by Representative Gary L. Ackerman.
By recording our predictions and analyses before experiments begin, registration makes it impossible to reinvent history.
With the hukou reforms that have already crept into Sichuan Province, Mr. Li said he could switch his household registration, making his family legal urban residents in small cities like Santai.
Antonio Gonzalez, president of the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project, said rapid population growth among Latinos and limited funds for registration makes it hard to keep up.
Commonly known as the "Motor Voter Act," the NVRA streamlined voter registration, making it easier for citizens to register to vote, and protecting against state restrictions on voter registration for federal elections.
