The phrase "along with taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action is occurring simultaneously with another action or to suggest that something is included with another item or action.
Example: "Along with taking the necessary precautions, we should also inform the team about the changes."
Alternatives: "together with taking" or "in addition to taking".
Pay attention to the side effects that come along with taking certain hormones and monitor these side effects to ensure that you are not having any allergic reactions.
Along with taking these new steps, the industry is beginning to speak louder on climate change.
Along with taking a "horse, ass, sheep, mule, swine, or cattle" on the pavement, the police could arrest anyone for driving the two-wheeled Segways along the pavement.
Along with taking Elbe River cruises, sightseers to Dresden often visit nearby Pillnitz (palace and gardens) and Radebeul (museum focused on the popular author Karl May).
Along with taking clients to Traffic and offering them vouchers for free drinks, he also organizes Citi Habitats events at the bars.
Doing a show like "Goldilocks," actors say, helps to get through the droughts, along with taking dance, acting and singing classes.
The chances of Chancellor Chandler ordering it redeemed are not great, but I will discuss these in a later writing along with take-aways from the Airgas opinion.
All key informant interviews were audio recorded along with note taking, with recordings subsequently transcribed into Nepali for analysis.
Along with "Take the 'A' Train," Ms. McPartland played Strayhorn's "Lush Life," with a tone and tempo suggestive of bittersweet molasses.
Then again I am in the pointy end of the plane, along with Take That, who are off on a promotional trip.
If you can't be honest with yourself, make sure you're with someone that can keep you in check along with take your keys and give you plenty of water.
