The phrase "active in engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is actively participating or involved in engaging with others or in a particular activity.
Example: "The team was active in engaging with the community to gather feedback on the new project."
Alternatives: "involved in engaging" or "proactive in engaging".
Yet in many cases patient organizations are not as active in engaging with biomedical research, but rather far more involved in providing peer support to their members.
Throughout the preparation process and subsequent project implementation, UNICEF has been active in engaging with the Province People's Committees.
Strengthening civil society through voice and accountability allows civil society to be more active in engaging in making policy in favor of vulnerable populations (e.g. the poor and people with HIV/AIDS).
Engagement, and Google is particularly active in engaging researchers and activists, is vital.
Globally, scientists are becoming more active in engaging communities on the issue of science and research funding.
Residents and local groups have over the years have been pro-active in engaging with the Council to develop positive policies for this area and most recently working with the Council and local landowners to produce a Fitzrovia Area Action Plan.
Meanwhile, it also underscored that despite time constraints or limited resources, partners have become more pro-active in engaging the youth both at a grassroots level and through their public service channels.
Some wives, like Simei, Tianzheng, Jiayuan, Mingfang, Falang, and Ayong, took an active role in engaging in trade and family businesses.
Additional terms reported by young women in different contexts also imply their perceived role as active agents in engaging with men for material or monetary exchange.
Narration means that you're taking an active part in engaging your audience and performing the narrative.
35 This active processing in engaged areas is reflected by neuronal synchronisation in the γ band which accompanies the α band decrease.
