The phrase "a take-up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of accepting or adopting something, such as a policy, offer, or opportunity.
Example: "The company saw a significant take-up of the new health benefits among employees."
Alternatives: "an uptake" or "an adoption".
With a take-up rate of 98%, it provides financial security in households that are struggling to keep afloat.
Though the tax break has been open for applications since last autumn, just 1,500 employers had applied at last count, a take-up rate described as "incredibly low" by a government source.
Wembley still stimulates the "feelgood factor" in Wigan Athletic, according to Owen Coyle, irrespective of how quickly their FA Cup celebrations were shattered by relegation in May and a take-up of only around 7,000 tickets for Sunday's Community Shield.
One of Britain's biggest pension firms has suggested a government advice service to help people make the most of the new pension freedoms could be a huge flop after its trial of a similar scheme saw a take-up rate of less than 2%.
It already has all the ingredients of a classic fiasco - a government computer system on its last legs, a new and fiendishly complex benefit, and a take-up campaign based on the assumption that more than a million pensioners will miss out on what they are entitled to.
The model equations describe the flow of the viscous fluid between the die exit and a take-up point and permit variations in film width and film thickness.
But its attempt to persuade depositors voluntarily to accept bonds has failed, with a take up of only about 15%.
The pulley was installed as a take up on a continuous conveyor under a load of 350 kN transmitted by the counterweight tower.
Founded by Jussi Raisanen, who previously co-founded the mobile email startup Smartner (acquired by SEVEN Networks), ex-Nokian Olli Oksanen, and Ivan Kuznetsov, the site's been making decent headway in its home country, claiming a take up that represents 5% of the population (approx 175,000 users).
Assuming that 45 women will be eligible per centre, with a take up rate of 80% and an attrition rate of 20% in four participating centres, we expect to recruit 144 women and 116 (58 in each arm) of these to complete the pilot study.
We accordingly analyzed human monocyte-derived DCs for their ability to: (a) take up apoptotic leukemia cells and express transfected mRNA, (b) express a mature phenotype following tumour-antigen capture and culture in maturation cocktail and (c) prime un-fractionated T cells as well as the CD4+ and CD8+ T-cell subsets.
