The phrase "taking notes of" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, you could say, "I was taking notes of our conversation to remember the important points."
For years, he'd had the habit of taking notes of his mother's words.
The hypnotherapist looked for tells, taking notes of every spasm and twitch.
Six years ago, at the time Mulcaire was allegedly taking notes of her mobile phone number, her marriage to McCartney was breaking up.
The patient has been taking notes of their blood sugar levels, and adjusted their medication dosage recently, which they say has been having a positive effect.
The group has been in detention since Nov. 8 on charges of taking photographs and taking notes of military jets' movements during their plane-spotting trip to Greece.
When I was younger," Schnabel recalls, "I'd walk around taking notes of what I was going to do – listing ideas because these things are like mussels that haven't glommed on to a rock yet.
