"when taken up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that happens when a particular action is taken. Examples: 1. When taken up, the hobby of painting can be a relaxing and fulfilling activity. 2. The issue of climate change must be addressed when taken up by government leaders. 3. When taken up early on, learning a new language becomes much easier. 4. The toy was a choking hazard when taken up by young children. 5. The project was completed successfully when taken up by a dedicated team.
The supporter offers: all of these sentences, stripped of context, reveal strengths that are washed over when taken up in the river of narrative.
What started out as a simple in-joke among a small group of people has taken on a completely different meaning when taken up by the international media in the context of daily scare stories about people crossing borders.
When taken up by floxed reporter cells, exosomes containing WW-Cre were capable of inducing DNA recombination, indicating functional delivery of the protein to recipient cells.
Pesticide residues in soils have the potential to cause toxicity to plants, their products and contaminate the food chain when taken up by plants roots.
These metabolic characteristics can be exploited to design potent antimicrobial pro-drugs bearing phosphonate moieties that would be cleaved off when taken up by microorganisms releasing the active drug.
The overall argument is not that game or artwork cannot be reduced to intention, material or convention but rather that each of these elements comes into their own when taken up within the playing of the game or in the practice which is art.
Her killing highlights the dangers women face when taking up political positions in Afghanistan.
When taking up the education brief last month Teather said she wanted to spend time in the classroom.
"Sporting icons take a risk when taking up a political stance and nobody did so more controversially than Ali.
Road travel is risky at the best of times, but politicians have more to lose than most of us when taking up the driver's seat.
The winner was crusing turning for home and looked home and hosed when taking up the running at the final hurdle.
