Making synergy vs Doing synergy

Both phrases are not commonly used in English. The concept of 'synergy' is usually described as 'creating synergy' or 'achieving synergy.' 'Making synergy' and 'doing synergy' are not typical collocations in English.

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Making synergy

This phrase is not commonly used in English.

The more common expressions are 'creating synergy' or 'achieving synergy.'

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I have noticed that in Europe, even in my own region, a new synthesis is developing: hierarchy is making way for synergy.
This is a well thought-out proposal, which rationalises Community instruments, increasing their coherence and synergy and making them more effective.
A process for supplementing or reviewing these themes should therefore be specified and drawn up, ensuring the greatest possible transparency in the decision-making process, in synergy and cooperation with the regions and local authorities.
promoting harmonisation and effectiveness of forest monitoring activities and data collection systems and making use of synergies by creating links between monitoring mechanisms established at regional, national, Community and global level,
Recalls, in this connection, the important contribution that respect for the subsidiarity principle and the multilevel governance principle makes to fostering coordination between the various decision-making bodies and strengthening synergies between the various funding instruments;
considers that the agricultural production systems of the future must be more sparing in their use of water and fossil fuels, use less fertiliser and phytosanitary products, be more diversified, and be wiser in making the most of synergies between arable and livestock farming;
To that end, appropriate administrative structures must be created making it possible to make use of synergies and avoid unhealthy competition for resources.
Common standards widely accepted by manufacturers and operators, and synergies between different systems, are the keys to making logistics more efficient.
Purely sector-based decision-making processes also make it more difficult to understand mutual interactions and to explore previously unexploited synergies between the different maritime sectors.
Leadership, co-operation, synergy, decision-making, delegation
Developing synergy between similar Community programmes that are making extensive use of information technology (IT) with a view to enhancing cooperation and facilitating communication through the information exchange infrastructure is in line with the programme objectives.
Sometimes there was a great synergy between the ideas that motivated the music-making and the ideas that motivated the art.
I am of the opinion that it will be easier to achieve synergies if we do not embark on that kind of sectoring of European funds, but instead focus on improving coordination among the various instruments and making more efficient use of them.
This ratification will enable the Community to contribute to policy making and to strengthen the synergies between the two organisations.
We see room for using synergies and avoiding duplications, making things simpler and ensuring that there is clear added value for whatever we do at EU level.
In synergy with other information sources, INSPIRE will support the decision-making process in environmental and health policies as well as in numerous other areas.
3.2 In synergy with other information sources, INSPIRE will support the decision-making process in environmental and health policies as well as in numerous other areas.
· making more determined efforts to match the synergies between civil and military research;
Therefore, new ways of structuring the practical organisation of certain activities - making use of expertise and best practices where they are available - will be put in place in order to release synergies and improve overall efficiency and quality.
Community research in other areas will focus on making better use of national efforts, principally through their more effective integration by networking and targeted research where this would either be complementary to, or provide synergy with, national programmes.

Alternatives:

creating synergy
achieving synergy

Doing synergy