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The phrase "and not engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being uninvolved or not participating in an activity or situation.
Example: "The team members were all busy with their tasks, and not engaged in the discussion happening in the conference room."
Alternatives: "and not involved" or "and not participating".
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He was unarmed and not engaged in unlawful activity, the suit says.
It could be also quite socially isolating and not engaged with the larger environment.
The limited partners are mostly passive and not engaged in the active management of the fund's portfolio companies.
Most of them have spent their lives serving the sick, the poor, children and immigrants — and not engaged in battles over theology.
And people in the front row who don't want to be there, people who are wriggling and squiggling, fidgety and not engaged.
The permutations can seem endless, and with them the possibility for misunderstandings: victims who were single and not engaged; common-law spouses, who are not legally recognized in New York; foreign nationals who had families in two countries; families who cannot even decide whether to apply to the federal fund or sue the airlines.
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The enemy might cluster outside cities and not engage the player's forces.
"My attitude is to take the high road here and not engage in any of this.
You can't stand back as an artist and not engage with it.
So children not playing outside, and not engaging with nature, is a big deal.
The method was successful in forming informed and stable opinions but the process was long and not engaging.
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