"taking examples from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you are citing something as an example, usually when introducing a point. For example: "Taking examples from the works of Charles Dickens, we can see the influence of industrialism on the Victorian Era."
The paper highlights some new developments taking examples from a martensitic steel (mod 9% Cr), oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) steels and nickel-base superalloys.
Classification procedures and methods of estimating the magnitude of environmental effects using the Unified Approach for fatigue crack growth were discussed taking examples from the literature.
Taking examples from my own experience - CERN was set up with political as well scientific goals, to raise the level of European cooperation in an important science area - "Bringing nations together through science".
We have added several stories via email, text, and the blog function on Vojo, taking examples from UYC's website and creating example "profiles" to show how telling stories will look like on this platform.
By taking examples from the entomological literature, we argue that insects provide a powerful tool for examining the network of interactions between nutrition and immunity due to their tractability, short lifespan and ethical considerations.
Taking examples from a range of programmes, including Factual, Drama, News, and Current Affairs, this month's editorial policy meeting will discuss editorial and legal issues around Privacy.
He takes examples from Adam Smith, as well as Marx, without being a Smithian or a Marxist.
Considers primarily Africans, Amerindians, and Europeans in the eighteenth-century West but also takes examples from other knowledge traditions.
The authors take examples from a number of organizational settings and make the case that far from being an occasional occurrence, conflict is embedded in their very fabric.
2. To take examples from Gilbert 1990, Bratman 1992, and Searle 1990.
In order to obtain a general concept valid for all disciplines, he takes examples from various sciences: metaphysics, morals, physics, mathematics, and logic.
