The phrase "augmented to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is enhanced or improved to perform a specific function or task.
Example: "The software was augmented to take advantage of the latest machine learning algorithms."
Alternatives: "enhanced to perform" or "improved to accept".
"I was heavily influenced by the basic I.S.L.M. framework augmented to take account of liquidity traps," he said.
In a recent paper co-authored with Ju Hyun Pyun, of the Korea University, he estimates a measure of America's real exchange rate, augmented to take account of productivity differences and gaps in price levels between America and its poorer trading partners.
Our framework could be augmented to take these aspects into consideration, by having a dynamic network and weighting its edges depending on social factors.
The scheme is further augmented to take advantage of a Shamanskii-type Newton scheme [54,55] boosting computational performance by enabling re-use of the Jacobian matrix (and its inverses or preconditioners) estimated at previous time/loading steps.
Origin, Shaper's first product, leverages computer vision and augmented reality to take the learning curve out of CNC machining.
While Snapchat might have had a headstart in bringing AR to consumers, Facebook has just mapped out how it plans to take augmented reality several steps further.
So we augmented the business processes to take on channel partners and bettered ourselves by learning another area we had not seen in the past.
Wonderbook*4 uses the PlayStation®Eye camera to take augmented reality to spectacular new places, while drawing players into new worlds and allowing them to interact with stories as they tilt or rotate it, or simply turn the pages*5.
When the Archduke heard of Hotze's success in taking Winterthur crossroads, he directed his troops to augment Nauendorf's, and to take the village and the environs of Neftenbach, 7 km west-northwest of Winterthur.
Any strategy that attempts to target the Wnt pathway to augment tissue regeneration will have to take into consideration the need to selectively and locally activate signaling in the tissue or area of interest, whilst simultaneously restricting Wnt signaling in other parts of the body.
For example, if you are learning to take basketball shots, augmented feedback in the form of "You were 3 inches off to the left" can help you learn faster and reach a higher skill level quicker.
