1. directs or guides (something) into a particular course or direction
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'channelizes'; third-person singular present tense
2. forms or cuts a channel or channels in (something)
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'channelizes'; third-person singular present tense

Examples

• The manager channelises the team's energy toward achieving the project goals.
• The river was channelised to prevent flooding in the valley.
• She channelises her passion for music into teaching young students.
• The organization channelises donations to those most in need.
• The architect channelises water through decorative grooves in the courtyard.
• He channelises his frustration into productive work rather than complaints.