The phrase "take retaliation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to taking action against someone who has wronged you in some way. Example Sentence: After enduring years of abuse, she decided to finally take retaliation against her abuser.
Ford says it takes retaliation seriously and has discussed promotional opportunities with Ms. Amos.
Labour MP Keith Vaz said it could lead to targeted countries - not named at this point - taking retaliation against Britain, and they could introduce their own schemes for UK nationals.
This sets the grounds for retaliation, because the good persons and their allies have reasons to take revenge.
Daniel Benjamin, who served on the National Security Council as director of transnational threats in the Clinton administration, said a speedy response was possible because "the intelligence standard for deciding to take a retaliation is not the same as the courtroom standard".
If that does not work, then do not hold back, tell them how you feel and take there retaliation strongly.
So we had a group of Kurds detained in Mosul, and an group of Arabs had been taken in retaliation".
Justice requires that no less than an eye can be taken in retaliation for a lost eye, but no more than an eye either.
The danger down the road, Khrushcheva said, is Putin taking broader retaliation — pulling out of international agreements, complicating foreign businesses' operations, or expelling more diplomats and even foreign journalists.
"The FARC has claimed responsibility for the hostage taking in retaliation for Plan Colombia," Vice President Pedro Pinto of Ecuador told reporters, referring to a $7.5 billion Colombian anti-drug plan that includes 60 United States military helicopters and American training for a new Colombian army brigade to help eradicate coca fields in two southern Colombian provinces that the FARC occupies.
What we have objected to is trying to preempt that process by taking the retaliation in advance.
