The phrase "asks for engagement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or invitation for participation or involvement in a discussion, activity, or project.
Example: "The teacher asks for engagement from her students during the lesson to foster a more interactive learning environment."
Alternatives: "requests participation" or "invites involvement".
"I wondered if I could make a sculpture which asked for engagement and if people would help fulfill the sculpture's agency," Mayer says.
As African-Americans and citizens of a country that values political participation, this country is always asking for political engagement from blacks but if it's not in the manner deemed appropriate, we are asked to sit down and be silent.
For example, on July 31, a woman named Enne uploaded a #request asking for an engagement ring for her fiancé.
One foresight consultant (I03) was so successful identifying the opportunity areas that a company asked for repeat engagements to generate ongoing insight and access to opportunities and potentials, specifically using foresight as a "pipeline for new product R&D".
Usually the ad network only asks for a publisher's basic traffic, engagement, and demographic stats, and that's it.
After her family asked for a large engagement party, including dozens of guests and elaborate platters of sweets that would cost more than $1,600, Anwari insisted on a smaller gathering of their families and closest friends.
As Marc Bolland, CEO of Marks & Spencer said in an interview I conducted for More With Less, "technology will drive ever greater transparency throughout supply chains, empowering customers and asking for greater levels of engagement between sustainable business models and consumers".
A palace spokesman said: "They asked for their first joint engagement to be in Anglesey.
A palace spokesman said the couple asked for their first joint engagement to be on the island, where they have a rented home.
