"taking between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a situation or activity that involves two or more distinct elements or groups. For example, "We are taking the necessary steps between workplace safety and employee satisfaction."
In the end, I stood there for half an hour, taking between 60 and 100 pictures.
Friesians are also slower to fatten, taking between 30 and 36 months to reach their prime weight.
Instead of George Foreman beating his opponent to a pulp, we got John McEnroe complaining about the line calls and how long his opponent was taking between points.
It seems that umpire Nouni did indeed have a word with the Russian about the length of time she was taking between her second serves during the changeover.
The week of my H.I.V. test, I was taking between twelve and eighteen milligrams of Xanax every day, so that I could sleep most of the time.
The Europeans eels continue their passive drift, taking between three and four years to get across the Atlantic and reach the rivers from which their parents came.
POPULIST parties of both right and left, many pro-Russian, did well in last May's European elections, taking between them a quarter of the seats.
"I wouldn't have necessarily gone into huge dialogue with the umpire about it if he wasn't complaining about how much time I was taking between the points," Murray admitted after the match.
When the two played here in the third round in 2007, Soderling was infuriated by what he thought was the excessive time the Spaniard was taking between points and decided to impersonate Nadal's tugging at his shorts, something that did not go down too well.
In order to overcome this limitation random effect meta-regression analysis estimates a new parameter (τ2) for taking between-study variability into account: WT{P}_i={mathbf{x}}_iboldsymbol{upbeta} +{e}_i+{u}_i, mathrm{with}{u}_isim Nleft 0,{uptau}^2right) mathrm{and}{e}_i sim Nleft 0,{upsigma^2}_{mathrm{i}}right) (3).
There is already enough easily fomented and self-righteous side-taking — between women who opt for motherhood versus those who do not; between stay-at-home versus work-for-pay moms.
