"the scope of making" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the range or extent of creating or producing something. Example: The scope of making handmade crafts is vast, with endless possibilities for creativity and innovation.
Meta-analysis functions to increase the precision of empirical estimates and to broaden the scope of inference, making it a powerful tool for informing forest management and conservation actions around the world.
The judges were also given a scope of making remarks after the rating.
The scope of control makes it the quintessential multidisciplinary field.
The breadth of petrochemical research that falls within the scope of Applied Petrochemical Research, makes it difficult to enumerate the topics that are of potential interest.
Expanding the scope of business makes consumers narrow the search range and can purchase commodities that previously needed to be bought in many shops in only one store now, which ultimately reduces the purchase cost.
The following study protocol was developed to enlarge the scope of shared decision making to an interprofessional perspective and be responsive to the decision making needs of Canadians within primary health care services.
Then there is the opportunity provided by the Arab peace initiative to expand the scope of regional peace making.
According to this conception, progress can be achieved by finding structurally simpler explanations of the same data, or by increasing the scope of explanations without making them more complex.
The downside at least for our creative juices is that it also reduces the scope of our ideas, making blue sky thinking that much more difficult.
For many incomplete diallels it has been unclear how to analyze the data without discarding observations, drastically reducing the scope of inference, or making other significant compromises.
