"Lei l'ha fatto per questo motivo."

Translation: She did it for this reason.

[Soglio]

Can this be "She made it for this reason?"

[dave-ashby]

"She had done it for this reason" was rejected. Shouldn't that be allowed?

[Dahai69790]

"You did it for this reason." is not accepted. "Lei" is the former "You", as well as "She".

[artskinner]

evidently not. that's what I put.

[CobraCaio]

Not "made", but "done".

[BrianPhilipBlack]

Oh, i see. The answer makes sense when you see it here: she did it for this reason, which is a whole lot better than the one they give you when you're wrong: she made it for this motive

[mongoman1]

I'm not sure if the Italian sentence is as unnatural as the English. "This is the reason she did it." would be far more natural in (American) English.