The phrase "added engaging" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been made more engaging, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The presentation was improved by added engaging elements that captured the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "enhanced engaging" or "increased engagement".
Writing a narrative biography means adding engaging language and information and really bringing your subject to life--not just dryly relating the events of his/her life.
Some adolescent girls added that engaging in sex early in life was not a problem for some of the parents.
Klubradio, he added, had engaged in a disingenuous campaign to present itself as a martyr for press freedom.
His critics, he added, had engaged in "an orchestrated campaign to spread disinformation and question my integrity" by putting out the notion that his practice as a top Wall Street lawyer had tainted his judgment.
And it appals all Australians, and it appals all Muslim Australians," he said, adding that engaging with the Muslim community "is absolutely critical".
They attended to tell their stories of overcoming adversity, hanging with the men (with relative ease, might I add) and engaging in combat successfully.
It adds: "Workers engaged in lawful organizational and informational activities outside a workplace were subjected to physical attack by persons associated with the established union at the plant and in the presence of company officials.
In reality, he added, Mr. De Niro was engaging, deferential and collaborative.
Though we knew the product was not for everyone – we have over a dozen seats from which parents can choose – we wanted to offer it as yet another option for those parents who want the added feature of engaging in age-appropriate content with their children".
Thus this is one of the few rigorously designed interventions that tests the value added impact of engaging informal caregivers in symptom management for patients with cancer.
