The phrase "adept at engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's skill or proficiency in involving or attracting others in conversation or activities.
Example: "She is adept at engaging her audience during presentations, making complex topics accessible and interesting."
Alternatives: "skilled at involving" or "proficient in attracting".
"Consumers are getting much more adept at engaging two or three forms of media at a time," says Steve Hasker, head of Nielsen's media unit.
During field visits to two preprimary schools, teachers appeared well prepared, skilled in classroom management, and adept at engaging students.
Obama, for his part, did not always prove particularly adept at, or engaged by, the arts of retail persuasion, and his dream of bipartisanship collided with the reality of obstructionism.
Basketball players are adept at twitter engagement.
Smart organizations are those that become adept at figuring out how engaged their employees are before it gets too late.
Rohinton Mistry (1995) Mistry has been compared to Dickens with good reason: he is masterful at handling a sprawling cast of engaging characters and adept at conveying the sweep of a teeming city.
The recipe behind these great courses consists of a professor who is adept at drawing forth discussion from an engaged community and helping them make those 'a-ha!' connections with ideas and experiences they were already familiar with but hadn't understood in the context of their experiences before.
The young people I got to work with at Merit360 were bright, engaged and frankly incredibly adept at looking at the problems and finding solutions.
Kathy Miller from School Library Journal praised the two readers for their performance which "engages listeners, and they are both adept at creating a different voice for each character and moving seamlessly between them".
The U.S attorney intends to retry (This is a persecution! It is all a lie!) Claiming he merely engaged in "political horse trading" Her questions he wasn't adept at evading.
By all accounts, he was adept at using the powers of the U.S. Attorney's office, which has strict rules about engaging in politics, to build a public profile and consolidate power in an increasingly Democratic state.
