The phrase "at the taking of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to events, actions, or situations that occur during a specific moment or instance of taking something.
Example: "At the taking of the oath, the new president promised to uphold the constitution."
Alternatives: "during the acquisition of" or "at the moment of taking".
2 For example, efforts should be aimed at increasing the awareness of hereditary CRC in the general population and at promoting the taking of an adequate family history in all patients visiting a physician.
Whiting countered in a two-hour-long rebuttal that the killing was premeditated; he pointed to Colt's demeanor at the trial, the taking of Adams' watch, the leaving of a hatchet in plain view, and Colt's method of disposing of the body as evidence contradicting Colt's claim that his actions were that of an innocent man acting in self-defense.
There was gambling at the Canfield Casino, the taking of mineral waters at the spas and, of course, horse racing.
He formed the Congressional Temperance Society in 1833, sitting on its executive committee; at an 1836 temperance convention at Saratoga Springs, New York he advocated the taking of total abstinence pledges as a way to bring more people away from the evils of alcohol, and notably prepared such a pledge for Kentucky Representative Thomas F. Marshall on the floor of the House of Representatives.
The countdown from the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles begins at 7. 7:30 P.M. (FX) THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1 2009(2009) Tony Scott updates the 1974 mass-transit thriller about the hijacking of a New York train on the Lexington Avenue subway line.
If her conscience troubled her further, though, she hid it well: the same month, she was on the dais at the victory celebration for the taking of Warsaw.
The taking of at least four biopsy specimens is associated with a doubling of the diagnostic rate compared with patients undergoing a lower number of biopsies (less than four).
The same variables had similar associations with the taking of at least one episode of sickness absence greater than 16 days during follow up (LTSA), with female gender, lower education and smoking being associated at the level set for inclusion in further analyses, in addition to high physical symptom load, anxiety and depression (table 2).
A whole scene is dedicated to the taking of the picture; at the last minute, the legend at the back pops on a pair of sunglasses – just like the legend who once stood behind Cameron.
Diplomatic ties between the United States and Iran were cut after the country's Islamic Revolution in 1979 and the taking of hostages at the American Embassy in Tehran that year.
