The phrase "are capable of engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's ability or potential to participate or involve themselves in an activity or discussion.
Example: "The students are capable of engaging in meaningful conversations about the subject matter."
Alternatives: "have the ability to participate" or "are able to involve themselves".
On the other hand, single-chain antibody-based bispecific T cell engagers (BiTE), which are capable of engaging cytotoxic T cells for lysis of tumor cells, have recently been shown to have therapeutic potential for treatment of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in a clinical setting [50].
Data-rich companies, like all companies, are capable of engaging in anticompetitive behavior.
It is concluded that young children are capable of engaging in effective group work that promotes academic achievement.
Although this prompted a question as to whether all CIOs are capable of engaging in such dialogues, an example of good practice emerged.
America's future also relies on people who are capable of engaging in civil discourse with world leaders, people who are able influence public policy, and people who create innovative art.
In brief, we hypothesize that the virtual reality games will reduce pain and disability by promoting spinal motion and allowing participants to develop an implicit understanding that they are capable of engaging in significant lumbar spine motion in their daily lives without a risk of injury to their back.
But it is the first play by Geoffrey Hassman, an interior designer by profession, and though he is capable of engaging dialogue, the play shows the strains of inexperience.
Listing "testosterone" as one ingredient fueling the Central Park rampage implies that all men would be capable of engaging in a wolf-pack attack on women.
Multiple conformations of switch II have been observed, suggesting that switch II pocket (SIIP) binders may be capable of engaging a range of KRAS conformations.
By Jon Michaud February 18 ,2016 The former late-night host Craig Ferguson is capable of engaging with weighty issues in a compelling way, but his new History channel show, "Join or Die," squanders those talents.
But astronomers have now for the first time witnessed dark matter apparently "slowing down" after interaction with other dark matter - suggesting it is capable of engaging with a force other than gravity.
