The phrase "eligible for taking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone is able to be chosen or selected. Example: All students who have completed their assignments on time are eligible for taking part in the end-of-year field trip.
In total, 770 women who delivered at home were considered eligible for taking misoprostol.
Meanwhile, it is suggested that pregnant women eligible for taking these doses have to be supervised by qualified health service providers under the directly observed therapy (DOT) procedure [ 5].
Employees with an increased level of depressive symptoms from companies with white collar workers (i.e. people who work in an office environment) in the Netherlands who are willing to enroll in a web-based guided self-help course are eligible for taking part in this study.
Sixteen-year-olds who score at least five B-grades at GCSE this year will be eligible for the grant for taking courses at Bedford College.
"We've got to do more to help people who are eligible for citizenship take that last step," Clinton said.
Nowadays, antiretroviral treatment (ART) is available in health institutions and HIV-positive individuals who are eligible for ART are taking it.
Strict entry criterion would severely restrict the number of tumours eligible for inclusion, whilst taking no account of possible unknown confounding factors.
The proportion of patients (men and women) who fall and who are eligible for, but not taking, treatment to reduce fracture risk according to the national fracture prevention guidance.
This could simply be the effect of more appointments and clinics being available for cancer screening, or it could be related to increased familiarity with, and therefore acceptance of, the role of public health nurses, leading to increased likelihood of eligible women taking up the opportunity for screening tests.
Whose is eligible for study?
At the baseline appointment, the podiatrist will ensure that the patient is eligible for the trial, take consent, check that all baseline data have been completed and randomise the patient.
