The phrase "a strategy for engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or methods aimed at involving or attracting interest from a specific audience or group.
Example: "Our team has developed a strategy for engaging our customers through social media campaigns."
Alternatives: "an approach to involving" or "a plan for attracting".
"A strategy for engaging with the system as a whole would help guide the UK's resource allocation and prioritise areas for further reform".
They will find it hard to agree a common platform.Such a platform needs to include a strategy for engaging the Maoists in talks.
They have a strategy for engaging with the farmers, creating a coalition of those willing to comply with existing conservation laws and to establish conservation corridors across the cerrado.
More time will probably be needed for NATO to sort out key political questions, including alternatives to U.S. tactical nuclear weapons, to assure and involve NATO allies, as well as a strategy for engaging Russia regarding its estimated stockpile of a few thousand tactical nuclear weapons.
In particular, as PA's "Framework for Innovation" (pictured above), indicates, it requires "a clear purpose statement, quantifiable goals and a strategy for engaging the organization". U.K. businesses may reject the characterization of them by the international trade secretary Liam Fox in private remarks in the wake of the Brexit vote.
The term "S teps that count!", and the intervention presented has therefore been adopted as a term and a strategy for engaging people into accumulating intensity-based steps, and forms a key element of the intervention.
She defined marketing companies' needs as: a genuinely big idea; proper, integrated communications; a clear strategy for engaging consumers; the building of an overall consumer experience of brands; and the creation of a brand culture, not just a communications programme.
And they can do this by creating an innovative software layer around their products and a bold strategy for engaging audiences through original content that's shared on the right channels.
Digital game-based learning is a popular strategy for engaging students by making learning fun.
These problems are by no means insurmountable – but the fact that the government wants to avoid too much control over the policy may conflict with the need for a coherent strategy for engaging the public.
Computer game programming has been touted as a promising strategy for engaging children in the kinds of thinking that will prepare them to be producers, not just users of technology.
