This phrase is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: "I was running the race, but unfortunately I got overtaken near the finish line."
"As we began to edit, I got overtaken by a kind of dread which was a recall of some of the stuff we'd felt in 'Civil War,' " Mr. Burns said.
And I got overtaken by many people, so I thought, 'Maybe I'm going too slow.' And I was picking up my speed and suffered with lots of aquaplaning, so I thought, 'Okay, I just have to accept that they are faster today.' I was a bit scared".
Whatever the reasons that Digg got overtaken by competitors, it dug its own grave.
I've got a mountain bike, but I need to get something faster – I'm getting overtaken by old ladies.
Second, there are few things I love more than watching the average Joe get overtaken by the supernatural force of hysterical dancing.
You may even get overtaken by a train that runs nearby.
At red lights, you get overtaken by clip-clopping horses pulling hansom cabs.
Case 4: Interaction is on both sides, and test vehicle is overtaking one vehicle and getting overtaken by other vehicle.
For calculating relative speed, the test vehicle should completely overtake or get overtaken by the interacting vehicle.
And he knows that in sport if you stay still you get overtaken.
Case 3: Interaction is on both sides, and test vehicle is getting overtaken by other two vehicles.
