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Common collocations with intake in American Collocation

intake noun

US /ˈɪnˌteɪk/

high or too high

excess
excessive
high

A high intake of green vegetables is associated with a reduced risk for bowel cancer.

moderate or adequate

adequate
average
moderate

Choose a balanced diet and focus on moderate fat intake.

low or inadequate

inadequate
insufficient
low

People in poorer households have lower nutritional intakes than people in richer households.

happening regularly

daily
regular

A diet that includes regular intake of spices can help maintain resistance to infection.

types of intake

caloric
calorific
dietary
nutritional

Which food provides 15 per cent of our daily dietary calcium intake?

reduce intake

cut
decrease
limit
lower
moderate
reduce
restrict

Reducing calorie intake during pregnancy is generally not recommended.

increase intake

boost
double
increase
up

I’ve upped my daily fruit intake considerably.

control or check intake

control
monitor
regulate

I am taking steps to control my alcohol intake, but I find the thought of not drinking pretty tough.

exceed intake

exceed

It is inadvisable to exceed the recommended daily intake.