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The phrase "have taken notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to express the idea that you collected or recorded information in some way, such as jotting down notes from a meeting. For example: "I have taken notes so I can remember all the details of our plan."
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I probably should have taken notes.
Even Don King could have taken notes.
I felt he must have taken notes, for years.
It's not far-fetched to suggest that the producers have taken notes from cinema and television drama.
"He couldn't have been more helpful," Mr. Daschle said, adding that he and the House Democratic leader, Richard A. Gephardt, "both have taken notes at times," watching Mr. McAuliffe's pitch.
CNN reported Saturday that the captain was believed to have taken notes during the briefing, and that when he departed, he left behind only his uniform and a cot.
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Advertisers have taken note.
Travelers have taken note.
Other firms have taken note.
The dramatists have taken note.
United have taken note.
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