The phrase "are even engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that individuals are involved or participating in a particular activity or situation, often with an emphasis on the extent of their involvement.
Example: "The students are even engaged in discussions about the project during their free time."
Alternatives: "are actively involved" or "are even participating".
Academics are even engaged in an active debate as to whether the uncanny valley exists at all – Jari Kätsyri and colleagues recently reviewed the evidence and drew the conclusion that the effect remains elusive.
That Mr. Melewski and others — a coterie of steelworkers, crane operators and cement layers — are even engaged in this $35 million project to reopen the bridge to pedestrians, bicyclists and in-line skaters is notable, considering that earlier attempts to resuscitate it were stymied for years by bickering among preservationists over the best way forward.
That we are even engaged in this debate over growing genetically engineered trees to supply this misguided, manufactured demand, is absurd.
"Some of them are even engaged in prostitution.
Some are even engaged in prostitution to supplement their school charges.
"In this situation, when you are outside there caring for this child as the general paediatrician, you need to be able to fall back on any structure of people who are even engaged and care for this child just like yourself.
"All of us at the outset were surprised that we were even engaged in these discussions with people we historically compete against," said John Broder, the Washington editor of The New York Times and a spokesman for the larger consortium of news organizations.
Nicolina Arpaia, 43, of Hawthorne, whose father-in-law died a year ago, is also the kind of person who arranges major vacations a year in advance and who is thinking about arrangements for her son's wedding before he is even engaged.
The pair, who were even engaged at one point, dated from 1994 to 1997.
Mother Prioress was even engaged to be married, but "the call" was greater than her love for a mere man.
Do you really want this discrimination issue to sink your party before the battle is even engaged?
