"take down from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrasal verb that means to remove or lower something from a high position or level. Example: The workers were instructed to take down the large banner from the building's façade after the event was over. In this sentence, "take down" means to remove, and "from" indicates the location or position (the building's façade) from which the banner was removed.
Contrary to what many of us might suppose our memories are not like videos which we can take down from the shelves of our brain and replay.
That prompted me, in turn, to take down from the shelf my father's boyhood stamp album, now kept by my youngest son, Charles, who is 13.
But the government has repeatedly acted in ways that threaten free speech online, including its theft – this is the right word – of any number of domains it has decided to take down from the internet (after "intellectual property" holders complain and with no input from the alleged offenders).
To understand the world from which this music emerged, one must perform suitable preparatory stretches and take down from the shelf "Stravinsky and the Russian Traditions," Richard Taruskin's monumental two-volume study of the early works of Stravinsky, which was published in 1996.
"The brief notice which appeared in the telegraphic news at that time aroused a passive interest which had existed from my childhood," wrote Wilbur, "and led me to take down from the shelves of our home library a book on animal locomotion by Prof Marey which I had already read several times... we soon passed from the reading to the thinking stage, and finally to the working stage".
BBC Europe correspondent Kevin Connolly said firefighters reported that some of the large paintings inside the cathedral were too heavy to take down from the walls and save.
Must it now be "unpublished", and taken down from the web?
Researchers at Google and the University of California San Diego analysed 100,000 false businesses taken down from the site between June 2014 and September 2015.
Speaking to Share radio, she said: "The trees were taken down from the side of the rail line last year.
Three days later, the King's arms were taken down from the cross and ceremoniously hanged from the public gallows.
They would also be able to seek a restraining order to get the offending photos taken down from the Internet.
