"take over services" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to assume control or management of providing a particular service. Example: The new company will take over services from the previous provider next month.
Second-generation Cisalpino tilting trains will gradually take over services between Milan and Geneva from December, traversing one of Europe's most delightful international routes.
David Cameron spoke of wanting the "academisation" of statutory children's social work services with new "market insurgents" to take over services.
Instead private firms want to take over services that they see as potentially profitable – especially the provision of simple elective surgery – the bread and butter of Britain's tiny private hospitals (average size 50 beds).
On Saturday, the Council agreed to negotiate with the sheriff to take over services under a plan that would offer, among other things, six full-time deputies, a full-time record technician and three part-time "community service" officers responsible for things like parking enforcement and traffic control.
"We have been informed that [the Australian Border Force] is in negotiations with Broadspectrum to potentially take over services by Connect in Nauru but no official agreement has been reached," said the email, which was dated Monday and seen by Guardian Australia.
He offered a radical new blueprint of the NHS, with employees forming John Lewis-style companies to take over services, and said trusts would be governed by Swedish-style health boards made up of local people rather than central government appointees.
Taking over services The government pushed the idea of mutuals in the Open Public Services white paper, published in July.
Like Occupy Sandy, it takes over services left undone by a government concerned more with protecting finance than serving the people.
Arvato has made inroads into new areas like municipal administration, where it essentially takes over services like car registrations and even tax collection from local authorities.
Insiders and profiteers are increasingly using oil revenues to take over service industries.
New York Water Taxi, an operation whose principal owner is the developer Douglas Durst, is scrambling to take over service between South Amboy and Manhattan.
