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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assumed command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone takes control or leadership of a situation, group, or operation.
Example: "After the previous leader stepped down, she assumed command of the project and led the team to success."
Alternatives: "took charge" or "gained control".
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The first commander was Major General William Bridges, who also assumed command of the 1st Division.
Brigadier Hicks assumed command of the division while Colonel Hilaro Barlow replaced Hicks as brigade commander.
When Charles died, Alfred assumed command.
Imagine if professional actors had assumed command.
Mr. Gore easily assumed command of the audience.
Aaron Schwartz, another E.R. doctor, had assumed command.
General Dunlavey, who outranks General Baccus, has temporarily assumed command of both task forces.
Mr. Kerik assumed command of the nation's largest Police Department three weeks ago.
By the late eighties, as vice-chairman, Samir had assumed command of the company.
Schmidt, known for his military discipline and strict message control, eventually assumed command.
Major Mezher, after leaving the SWAT team, had assumed command of a new police unit there.
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