"partake in" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is often used to mean to participate in or take part in something. For example, "The students partook in a variety of activities during their school trip."
Moreover, the very notion of "eulogy virtues" partakes in the crisis of selfishness that Brooks is busy decrying.
We're not just inside Jim's besotted response to American power here; the film really partakes in his vengeful rapture.
2. In the Disney film "The Sword in the Stone," Merlin partakes in a "wizard's duel" with an evil witch.
Like Mr. Nakashima's movie, however, it partakes in the critique of soulless modernity that is implicit in so many Japanese films.
No more so than when Mark tries to impress the father of his future bride while Jez partakes in a rather jammy affair with said bride's mother.
There is no suspicion, no resistance, and Coldplay partakes in the spectacle of daily life and ritual as if they're entitled to do so.
Here the title role is sung by the baritone Simon Keenlyside, who gives an expressive portrayal and partakes in the dancing like a pro.
Speaking as part of UFC's '190 Embedded' video series, Rousey talked about how people want to define her as 'masculine' because she is toned, in shape and partakes in ultimate fighting.
Tweed, linen and corduroy (the aromatic, manure-coloured variety), the holy trinity of British style, are nowadays considered the fabrics of the fuddy-duddy, the village historian who uses an ear trumpet and partakes in brass rubbing.
Natasha went to South America to take part in a Native American ayahuasca medicine ceremony before the making of The Haunted Man, and Hopkins partakes in daily autogenic training.
Before Archy blazes through a makeshift finishing line (a string attached to two sticks stuck in the ground) he jogs on the spot and partakes in one of Australian cinema's most famous exchanges.
