'took part of' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate that someone actively participated in something. For example, "She took part of the marathon and ran a great race."
He first took part of Dole private in 2000, when he acquired real estate assets previously spun off by Dole.
In 2009, thieves took part of a Lady's Slipper from the grounds of a Lancashire golf club.
Posada took part of the game off after driving in four runs Friday night in a come-from-behind 10-9 victory.
Pakistan invaded in 1947 and took part of Kashmir and has contended ever since that all of Kashmir has a right to self-determination.
Last month, Bibliofind took part of its service offline after disclosing a four-month hackers' spree that left 98,000 user names, addresses and credit card numbers exposed.
Actually, they took part of the brain of a lamprey, an aquatic parasite, and connected it to a mobile robot, producing what they call an "artificial animal".
But when he took part of his firm public early last year, he had plenty of help from a constellation of investors also looking to cash in on people losing their homes.
The Ravens took part of center stage with an amazing team effort against the Patriots, writes Jeffri Chadiha on ESPN.com, a result of frustrations and injuries and past failures, Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com.
The night before, Mr. Romney took part of the credit for the recovery of the auto industry, comments that drew scorn from some Democrats given his opposition to the bailouts.
Last year the unnamed consignor took part of the collection to an appraisal day for the PBS series "Antiques Roadshow" in Rapid City, S.D. Her family had acquired them at a sheriff's auction in the late 1950s.
I took part of the impact with my face, and I could feel one of my front teeth scrape against a metal strut on my sled, which was my father's old Flexible Flyer.
