The phrase "active role in engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing participation or involvement in a particular activity or process, especially in contexts like teamwork, education, or community involvement.
Example: "The committee members took an active role in engaging the community during the outreach program."
Alternatives: "proactive involvement in engaging" or "dynamic participation in engaging".
Members of these clubs are playing active roles in engaging their communities and trained youth leaders currently train their fellow youth on how to be role models in peace building and reconciliation.
Abedin's story should be a lesson to all American Muslims that if you take an active role in your community, engaging with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers, in true American fashion, they'll have your back.
And yes, we also encourage our members and the wider Muslim community be civic minded and play an active role in society, including engaging in the democratic process – as is their right.
We propose that neurobiologists, who might inadvertently contribute to this situation, should be aware of how their papers will be read by the legal community and should play a more active role in educating and engaging with that community.
And, that "Organizations should coach managers to take an active role in building engagement plans with their employees, hold managers accountable, track their progress, and ensure they continuously focus on emotionally engaging their employees".
Of course, this also means that the elected official would be taking an active – even proactive – role in engaging with their community and constituent base, rather than waiting for constituents to reach out to their office with their thoughts, as is often the case today.
Of course, this also means that the elected official would be taking an active – even proactive – role in engaging with their community and constituent base, rather than waiting for constituents to reach out to their office with their thoughts, as is often the case today.
"Study participant" implies an active role in which individuals are engaged in an exchange of information, whereas "study subject" implies a passive role in which information is transferred in a single direction.
Through students' academic progression at Duke, it is imperative for them to take an active role in their professional development by engaging in and developing the competencies below, in combination with the NACE competencies, to prepare for lifelong post-graduation success.
Some parties may also play a more active role in negotiations while others may engage less often for strategic reasons.
