The phrase "a possible engagement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential agreement, interaction, or involvement in a particular situation or event.
Example: "We are considering a possible engagement with the new client to explore collaboration opportunities."
Alternatives: "a potential involvement" or "a likely partnership".
Algernon decides to check out Cecily after overhearing Jack mention his country address as he established credentials with Augusta as a first step to a possible engagement with Gwendolen, her willful daughter (Caralyn Kozlowski).
These results directly indicated GSK3's involvement in the steepness-dependent regulation of neuron migration by Sema3A (Fig. 7); and suggested a possible engagement of STK11 signaling for sensing the steepness variation of Sema3A gradient in the repellence of axonal outgrowth.
Carolyn Davis of US Magazine described "Upgrade U" as a "catchy track" where Knowles and Jay-Z address rumors concerning "a possible engagement".
Of note, in the tumour sample from a patient treated with doxorubicin and dacarbazine, moderate CD3+ infiltration, associated with a still week but more clusterised CD68+ positive infiltrate was detected in the proximity of areas showing signs of necrosis and tumour regression likely suggesting a possible engagement of the immune response.
FoE says the government failed to consult with the public, and by calling a snap election, any possible engagement with the bill's white paper was prevented.
Furthermore, the results do not take account of any possible engagement by the referees in linesman, umpire or substitute referee duties which would also be impacted upon following injury.
About Bill Dwyre's question of the NBA's view of the Jeanie Buss-Phil Jackson "engagement" being a possible "conflict of interest": Given its inordinate length, it's rumored that Webster's New World Dictionary is contemplating changing its definition of the word, as is the U.S. military taking a fresh look at the definition of its "rules of engagement".
* * * A group of young people spends a night at a public garden; one of them gets a little too drunk, and in the process a possible marital engagement is spoiled.
Though many of Mr. Sondheim's major works have been revived on Broadway recently, "Merrily" has not, and the Encores! production is seen as a prelude to a possible Broadway engagement.
A group of young people spends a night at a public garden; one of them gets a little too drunk, and in the process a possible marital engagement is spoiled.
Where possible, engagement from government and local leaders can make a real difference.
