The phrase "take over office" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means assuming control or responsibility for a specific office or position. Example: "John will take over office as the new CEO next month." "In order for the new mayor to take over office, there will be a formal inauguration ceremony." "After the previous manager resigned, it was up to Jane to take over office and run the department."
Today, office construction is at a standstill, but a critical housing shortage has attracted some developers from nearby states to take over office projects that have languished unbuilt for two or three years, reworking them as rental apartments.
In the last few months, the area of Manhattan south of Midtown has been awash in deals where early-stage tech companies have opted to take over office space belonging to another tenant, rather than enter into a direct lease with a landlord.
The judge has allowed Rob to stay in office for the next 14 days, at which point our deputy mayor Doug Holyday will probably take over office.
Taking over office from her husband Waldorf Astor, Lady Astor was a vibrantly active campaigner for her resident constituents.
The seeds of the '80s and the new millennium, of course, were also planted in the '70s, as computer geeks began inventing the machines that would transform the world, and cubicle culture started to take over offices across the land.
The red, white and blue logo of U.S. Bancorp appeared atop the tallest skyscraper in Los Angeles on Wednesday as the Minneapolis-based financial company entered final negotiations to take over offices once occupied by defunct accounting firm Arthur Andersen.
Brainy ones such as Infosys and Wipro are taking over office work.
Monds' oldest son took over office management of the mill in 1882 and Monds moved to Launceston in 1888 leaving the mill's management to his sons.
Three dozen party members took over offices on two floors, including the minister's.
Somehow, some way, we were able to organize a bunch of them and go down to Senator Cranston's office that day, and take over the office.
The students who had taken over her office were a conscious throwback to the activism of the 1960s, when Hampshire was conceived as an experiment in higher education.
