The phrase "advisability of taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the merits or appropriateness of a particular action or decision.
Example: "The advisability of taking this course of action should be carefully considered before proceeding."
Alternatives: "wisdom of pursuing" or "suitability of undertaking".
"I'm troubled by all the confusion and the stress that's out there with respect to the advisability of taking them," Ms. Fullman said in an interview shortly before the F.D.A. issued its report.
On the message-board for OpTrump – which is open and, of course, anonymous – users have been engaging in fiery debate as to the veracity, and the advisability, of taking sides in the presidential election.
There's no one in a better position to comment upon the advisability of taking on new work assignments than individual employees themselves.
If you know of local TB cases but cannot completely avoid public places (schools, for example) ask your doctor about the advisability of taking a skin test.
Indeed I question the advisability of Oxford taking funds from the Templeton Foundation for this kind of work.
CROMVOIRT, the Netherlands — Putting aside for the moment the advisability of trying to make a living milking camels, you would not think it a particularly difficult business.
Some have questioned the advisability of trying to stretch resources at a time when state support of higher education is dwindling.
When Times Bits editor Saul Hansell kicked off the Gang conversation around the advisability of the deal from Ballmer's perspective, I quickly vectored back to Live Mesh and why it makes the deal make sense.
Efforts by many health departments to publicize the advisability of being vaccinated have stopped.
The union's executive board was scheduled to meet in Chicago July 8 to discuss the status of the negotiations and the advisability of setting a strike date.
When the newborn shows highly compromised clinical conditions the physician will have to take into consideration the advisability of not starting or continuing extraordinary therapies, which would be out of proportion to the objective of the best interest of the little patient.
