The phrase "a reason for engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing motivations or justifications for participating in an activity or conversation.
Example: "The workshop provided a compelling reason for engaging with the community on environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a motive for participating" or "a justification for involvement."
And when he described what it would be like living in a Tory Britain outside the EU, it felt as if he he might have had his own Bush moment and discovered a reason for engaging in this campaign.
Even if it were true that "Israel has no recognized moral standing in the world" (Tom Paine), that would not be a reason for engaging in an academic boycott against it, and the anointing of Israel as the beacon of freedom would not be a reason for exempting it from a boycott, should one be academically justified (as I think it could not be).
Many will feel that they have a spiritual reason for engaging with climate justice, and those of us who are Christians find a clear mandate from scripture to speak up for justice, to take responsibility for caring for the earth, and to tackle poverty and injustice practically.
While Ms. d'Amman freely uses the term "palace" in reference to the Crillon, a likely reason for engaging in huge restructuring of the aging hotel is its failure to qualify as a palace under new rules that were promulgated in 2011, strictly limiting use of the exclusive label.
13 21 22 One study conducted in Uganda found that although marital satisfaction did not deter some men from engaging in CP, marital problems were viewed as a justifiable reason for engaging in CP. 12 In this same study, men described CP as a break from household issues such as finances and their partner's complaining.
The lack of trust in women's fidelity was stated as an important reason for engaging in concurrent sexual relationships as well as casual sexual encounters, which is known to be a key driver of HIV transmission (10).
Fides is a good and sufficient reason for engaging in the usus matrimonii, the kind of sexual act that is intended to enable both husband and wife to experience and in a particular way actualize and express the good of their marriage, so that the act's giving and receiving of delight is token of their commitment.
But perhaps the most common reason for engaging a private tutor is just a wish to keep up with the Joneses.
Almost all dual practitioners (98.7%) reported that 'increasing one's income' was an important or very important reason for engaging in private sector activities.
Although it is not necessarily the main reason for engaging in a process of decentralization, environmental and natural resource management seems to be an attractive domain for it.
C ompetitiveness was also discussed as a reason for staying engaged in orienteering.
