The phrase "are closely engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where individuals or groups are actively involved or participating in an activity or discussion.
Example: "The students are closely engaged in their group project, collaborating and sharing ideas to achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "are actively involved" or "are deeply engaged".
"We are closely engaged with our customers to make sure all of these lithium batteries are safely and quickly returned, and will replace those lithium batteries free of charge for consumers," the company said in a statement provided to TechCrunch.
These peptides have a restricted temporal and spatial window of opportunity to bind to their molecular target: the NHR region of gp41 in its extended conformation when the virus and host cell are closely engaged.
The two models reveal differences in the roles of professional groups in terms of their stakes and involvement in the process of organisational change: whereas in the 'add on' model the professional groups remain at a distance, in the 'embedded model' they are closely engaged.
The NASA Office of Human Capital was closely engaged, and the pilot was a welcome new avenue for STEM hiring.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has been closely engaged with the Cabinet Office in its work on this, Graham says.
The Rev. Robert Sirico, president of Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty in Grand Rapids, Mich., said that throughout the discussion Mr. Bush was closely engaged with each person who spoke.
And even though the sheer number and scale of many of his projects necessitates a team of assistants, he is closely engaged in every stage of the work.
She lamented that the Swiss visa crisis (reftel) was taking most their embassy's time, quickly adding her belief that the UK Embassy in Tripoli was closely engaged with our Embassy on the issue.
In a sign of Mr. Cuomo's determination to be closely engaged, he will assign his most senior aide, Steven M. Cohen, to oversee the administration's efforts on the issue.
