The phrase "anticipated and engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe actions that involve looking forward to something and actively participating in it.
Example: "The team anticipated and engaged in the upcoming project with enthusiasm and dedication."
Alternatives: "looked forward to and participated" or "expected and took part".
More likely, it anticipated the engaged developer community, which has launched 190 applications on the Hue platform to date.
Tom Dulack, the scriptwriter and director, rightly anticipated an intelligent, engaged audience, and responses to question were uniformly perceptive.
We could see that people engaged with it in playful ways that we had never anticipated, and this was exactly what we had hoped for.
While the threat to Australia from Axis raiders was "anticipated and addressed", only a small proportion of the Axis ships and submarines which attacked Australia were successfully located or engaged.
Staying up-to-date and engaged gives you the opportunity to anticipate emerging trends -- and to challenge the status quo.
In his 2013 NDU speech, the President anticipated "engaging Congress and the American people in efforts to refine, and ultimately repeal, the AUMF's mandate". While, today, the Administration's immediate focus is to work with Congress on a bipartisan, ISIL-specific AUMF, the President's position on the 2001 statute has not changed.
The inhibitor was specifically identified using the DHPS pterin pocket as the target and it was not anticipated to engage the HPPK pocket which has a very different architecture.
She is animated and engaged.
THE STAFF Friendly and engaged.
That fact has greatly diminished the value of the discussion because by limiting it to one scenario, you cannot adequately engage in risk management - anticipating and defending against the threats yet to come - which is supposed to be your job if you're in any type of security business.
