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The phrase "take enough credit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acknowledgment or recognition someone deserves for their contributions or achievements. Example: "It's important for team members to take enough credit for their hard work and dedication to the project."
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"You know, sometimes we don't take enough credit in our own minds, for the extraordinary brilliance of the American experiment.
On balance, women do not take enough credit for what we accomplish and when others praise us, we suffer from imposter syndrome.
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What's more, some community colleges like the County College of Morris in my state of New Jersey, will help you take enough credits in two years that you can complete three year's worth of work.
Her application was denied on the grounds that she was not taking enough credits when she applied.
Lower-budget clubs have to rely on their farm system but Hart said Cashman does not get enough credit for taking chances on players other teams are ready to unload.
Take a state-approved subject area exam after you have your bachelor's degree if you don't have enough credit hours in the social sciences.
"I get enough credit".
He doesn't get enough credit.
Nicki Minaj does not get enough credit.
I think the nurses don't get enough credit.
Do you take enough exercise?
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