The phrase "as engagements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to activities or commitments, often in a professional or formal setting.
Example: "We will be reviewing our progress as engagements in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "as commitments" or "as activities".
"Therefore post-winning announcements such as engagements or wedding dates are unsurprising.
As engagements dried up, the Weavers disbanded, though they reunited occasionally in the mid-1950s.
It must be unpleasant to find his home as well as engagements targeted by the new style of "in your Facebook" campaigning, but Clegg has led a more sheltered life than Ashdown.
Once back in London, Hartog became a director of the artists' agency Ingpen & Williams, and for Gibb there were return visits to Germany as soloist with the Berlin Philharmonic, as well as engagements with radio orchestras in Switzerland conducted by Charles Dutoit, and with the Brno State Orchestra at the Prague Spring festival under Carlo Maria Giulini, in Beethoven's Third Concerto.
It keeps track of performance indicators such as engagements, costs, cost per engagement, ROI and more.
Rather, I see them as engagements with American political culture, as ways to comment on missionaries' projects and to engage with American Indian policy.
Keller: I do think engaging people online counts as engagement.
For this, we provided training as well as engagement through social media workshops.
I gave selected cards as engagement rings and left them as tips at the Four Seasons.
As engagement and data engineer, Bailey typically works on software development for the Libraries.
Heidi Arkinstall joined Cheil USA, Ridgefield Park, N.J., part of Cheil Worldwide, as engagement director for the Samsung Electronics America account.
