"consumption picked" is not a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You would need to change the wording in order for the sentence to make sense. For example, you could say "Consumption increased."
There's a lot of talk about domestic consumption picking up" for Asia.
But that period has grown after recent downturns, perhaps because fewer people are losing jobs in manufacturing, where layoffs are likely to be reversed as consumption picks up.
In past years, OPEC has reduced its output during the second quarter, after the end of the surge in winter demand and before consumption picks up again for the summer, when demand for gasoline is at its highest.
Personal consumption picks up and the economy begins to recover.
The current account improvement is a function of a drop in imports rather than a growth in exports, which implies strongly that the move is only cyclical and not structural, so if consumption picks up, the U.S. will be back in the same boat if not worse.
The country still registers high consumption rates relative to its neighbours, and the impact of the 2002 2007 campaign is fading, with consumption picking up again especially among the elderly [ 23, 24].
Beef consumption has picked up in Europe and in Canada after initially dropping with the discovery of mad cow disease.
And although consumption has picked up, the nation's recovery is still driven largely by strong exports of Japanese machinery, electronics and cars to the United States, China and other countries in Asia.
Many tomatoes grown for fresh consumption are picked when still firm and green, stored at low temperature, and exposed to exogenous ethylene to induce color and ripeness before reaching the supermarket shelf.
A case control study in Japan found intakes of miso soup (fermented soybean paste) was associated with an elevated lung cancer risk (Wakai et al, 1999), a study in Japan has suggested a link between gastric cancer and the consumption of picked vegetables (Huang et al, 2000).
