The phrase "take part at" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe participating in an event. For example, "The team plans to take part at the upcoming tournament."
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The Israeli government did not take part at all.
A fear of provoking a reaction means some even refuse to take part at all.
We also know girls take part at lower rates than boys.
A business consultant friend, Hally Renee, declined to take part at all.
Navratilova, Henman, Jamie Murray and Anne Keothavong will play in Birmingham, while Laura Robson, Heather Watson and Jo Konta will also take part at one of the venues.
The opposition suspects it is padded with phoney voters.So the first decision the opposition faces is whether to take part at all.
But it is very hard for some individuals to take part at all or, if they have persisted for five months, to continue.
In only seven countries Panama, Thailand, Ghana, Ecuador, Nigeria, Mexico and Uganda do women take part in business at rates equal to men's; in some countries, like Pakistan, they barely take part at all.
He said the deal was flawed from the start because firms were allowed to decide what pledges they signed up to and there were no penalties for those who did not honour their promises or take part at all.
In the last elections, in 2005, practical considerations and the difficulty of preparing for women to take part at short notice were the official reasons given for the postponement of the decision.
