The phrase "actions to engage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or initiatives aimed at involving or attracting participation from others.
Example: "The organization implemented several actions to engage the community in environmental conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "steps to involve" or "measures to attract".
Being able to see who's viewed a message, even if they're not liking or commenting, can be helpful in smaller, private social networks like this to give a feeling of engagement, even when people aren't taking specific, overt actions to engage with the post itself.
Yet actions to engage, reach out and listen to these young people have been spasmodic and flimsy.
We don't begin with civil disobedience; we start by taking personal, public, and legal actions to engage our deepest concerns.
For example, based on the possible influence of adolescent autonomy on TPB explanation of MVPA among children, future studies should be conducted to integrate TPB into self-determination theory to explain how people convert generalized motives into specific actions to engage in PA.
In Salzburg, meanwhile, quick action to engage the Dresden Staatskapelle orchestra and its conductor, Christian Thielemann, has allowed its Easter Festival to proceed apace.
But apart from a genial announcement near the middle of his first set, Mr. Lovano seemed too caught up in the action to engage in backward glances on Wednesday night.
Skills Minister Matthew Hancock said: "The food and drink industry is facing a pressing skills gap and it is critical that businesses take action to engage and attract young people into the sector.
As normal cells respond by higher cellular activity and metabolic action to engage in countervailing niche construction as their ecological defense against neoplasia, as they might to any foreign intruder, they are inadvertently recruited to assist in creating and sustaining the preferential homeostatic milieu of the reproducing cancer cells.
Earlier last week, the Director General of WHO announced the establishment of the WHO Commission on Ending Childhood Obesity to strengthen the scientific evidence base for action, to engage all stakeholders and to create awareness and build momentum for action to address this issue.
I learned so much about this incredible organization, how it identifies globe changers, enlists champions with thousands of employees, expands students in action to engage millions in student led service activities, all with measureable impact.
Most respondents indicated that they would accept screening if it was offered to them, however; accepting screening was seen as a correct, responsible action to engage in.
