The phrase "a meaningful involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impactful participation in an activity or process.
Example: "The project aims to ensure a meaningful involvement of community members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "substantial engagement" or "significant participation".
Although the mayor in L.A. has no formal control over the school district, Barr said Garcetti had abdicated any meaningful involvement in the school system — in contrast to Garcetti's predecessor, former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who placed education reform at the core of his agenda.
Without a continuing meaningful involvement in the nonprofit after meeting their board obligations, their interests move elsewhere.
This doesn't account for the fact that when someone is struggling with mental health problems, their first meaningful involvement with a professional is often after things reach crisis point.
The consultation can become a relatively bureaucratic transaction in which patients are shaped into an institutional framework 55 and meaningful involvement is difficult to sustain.
How should a student strike a balance between taking rigorous classes and having meaningful involvement in extracurricular activities?
UNICEF, World YWCA join forces New York, 12 October 2006 – UNICEF and World YWCA announced today the establishment of a new partnership to promote gender equality, youth leadership and the meaningful involvement of young women and girls in creating a more gender sensitive society.
The purpose of phase I was to set the foundation for meaningful involvement of established migrants in a 2-year research project.
"Meaningful involvement is not considered as an objective in itself in the contexts of projects and therefore have not been carefully planned for, resourced and evaluated" [ 30], p. 270.
When viewed in this way, "assent" is frequently conflated with "consent," and children are held to a higher standard than what might be sufficient for meaningful involvement in decision-making about research participation.
The two organizations will support activities that enhance youth leadership and the meaningful involvement of young people in creating a more just and peaceful society.
