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The phrase "going to take out" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the action of removing something or taking something away.
Example: "I am going to take out the trash before dinner."
Alternatives: "planning to remove" or "about to extract."
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"We're going to take out the human element," he said.
"Joe wasn't going to take out C. C. — there was no way.
"There's a lot of positive we're going to take out of this.
"I pick the Democrats we're going to take out, and that's my job at the N.R.C.C".
"Today, I'm going to take out this washing machine and the tumble dryer".
"I thought he was going to take out toys," Mr. Moceo said.
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Ms McQuade's mother Jacqueline had reportedly gone to take out money from a cash machine when her daughter and parents were struck.
You could even get rid of it at school, or when you go to take out the garbage.
"If you got someone who gets a chance to take him out on a double play — like me — I'm not going to take him out, I'm going to take him out into left field.
I was going to take him out but he somehow talked me out of it on the bench.
They're going to take it out.
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