Sentence The term "uptake in" is not often used in written English.
Instead, the phrase "take up" is more common. For example, "Many people have taken up gardening as a hobby during the pandemic."
We've seen decent uptake in transportation".
So why has there been so little uptake in the UK?
Combining these measures could help increase iron uptake in children by over 50%.
The huge uptake in online shopping this year has led to problems across the retail sector.
"We had a great uptake in people taking up our lesson plans," he says.
"The greatest gain will be achieved in increasing vaccine uptake in the clinical risk groups".
Entertainment content is also a factor, with some Nollywood movies spurring smartphone uptake in Nigeria.
"They are seeing a sequential uptake in January," said Andrew J. Neff, an analyst with Bear , Stearns
"We definitely have seen an uptake in our sales from this promotion," said Jolie Weber, marketing director for Wise Foods.
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