The phrase "an example of taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when illustrating a specific instance or case of an action or concept being discussed.
Example: "This is an example of taking initiative in the workplace, which can lead to greater opportunities for advancement."
Alternatives: "a case of taking" or "an instance of taking".
My career is an example of taking advantage of opportunities when they come along.
"I can't think of an example of taking a single-choreographer company and combining it with a pre-existing company.
A biker jacket in a wood-grain effect jacquard was an example of taking simple clothes beyond the ordinary.
But at an event for staff to mark the 10-year anniversary of the ill-fated relaunch, the then chairman-chief executive Roberto Goizueta described it as an example of "taking intelligent risks".
What company is an example of taking little bets that paid off?
This doesn't have a really practical application at the moment, but is an example of "taking advantage of" entanglement to do something other than just show that particles are entangled.
Also, the V70 R is on the list not because it can keep up with a Cayenne Turbo, but because it's a fun example of taking a family car and running it through a skunk works.
But the Red Storm (25-7) says that is not possible after Erick Barkley called St. John's opening round a "wakeup call" and the assistant coach Dermon Player termed it a textbook example of "taking a team for granted".
Not sending Cameron to prison would be a good example of taking a step in that direction.
Johnson's actions really were an excellent example of taking moral responsibility for the incident, not just focussing on corporate damage control.
But today the collection is heralded as revolutionary, with Vogue contributing editor Lynn Yaeger crediting it as "an early example of taking fashion directly from the streets".
