The phrase "we took measurements" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific action that was taken to gather data or information. Example: "In order to accurately analyze the effectiveness of the new treatment, we took measurements of the patients' blood pressure before and after administering the medication."
"We took measurements with laser rangefinders to measure the loss of height of the glaciers.
At the Diamond synchrotron near Oxford we took measurements as the crystals scattered the high-energy beam of X-rays in multiple directions, producing patterns of spots on the detector.
We took measurements for 4 months at three sampling stations.
For this purpose, we took measurements and a field survey during the summer in 19 representative urban canyons.
We took measurements on 28 different routes [36], of which we analyse two particularly interesting ones in this paper.
We took measurements in a cubicle-style office environment with rich scattering due to the metallic frames of the cubicles and highly reflective walls.
Tenderly, we took measurement of feet and chest, tagged their ears, tattooed their lips and tucked them back into bed.
We took measurement error in the data and uncertainty of model parameters directly into account.
We take measurements of pretty much everything, from black student school test scores to minority living standards.
The Rove team has put a lot of work into minimizing battery usage, he said — basically, it can detect your activity level, so if you're staying in one place the app should be fairly inactive, and "the more you move the more we take measurements".
Some say that after we take measurements of their pregnant daughter, she starts losing weight as we do some magic/voodoo on her" (CMW) CMWs who did gain access to a prospective client's home were faced with problem of their expectation for free services i.e. antenatal checkups, delivery and medicines will be free.
