The phrase "are always engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals or groups that are consistently involved or occupied with a particular activity or task.
Example: "The volunteers are always engaged in community service, helping those in need."
Alternatives: "are constantly involved" or "are consistently occupied".
"The point is, we are always engaged in making ourselves better," she said.
With the help of this module, the learners are always engaged in the most feasible and important learning tasks by considering their learning status and personal factors in the right place and at the right time.
As indicated in the table, the wheels motors are always engaged during the entire process as there are always a change in the location of the COM and possibility of external disturbance during the picking and/or placing of the object.
They are always engaged in something terrific, interesting, and thoughtful with their students.
Our side is weak if we are always engaged in zero sum battles against ideological allies scrambling for scarce funding.
It's a message worth remembering: When it comes to making art, we are always engaged in a process of shaping, in which expression has to do with "something that is built up from within, rather than something extracted from without".
The paintings are always engaging, sometimes marvellous, and, after a long rest in genteel approbation, as good as new.
A Vice spokesperson said: "We are always engaging with our staff to improve the benefits and experience at Vice UK for all of our employees.
Mirvis lacks the depth that Allegra Goodman brings to this territory, but her chatty style and her eye for cultural contradictions are always engaging.
Not only are the lessons written well enough for anyone to teach, but they are always engaging, allowing the students to easily understand and fall in love with the apprenticeship.
