The phrase "attract involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions aimed at engaging people or encouraging participation in an activity or event.
Example: "The marketing campaign was designed to attract involvement from the local community in the upcoming festival."
Alternatives: "encourage participation" or "draw engagement".
"Churches want to attract involvement in the community, and besides," he added, "rent or donations they receive in return for use of the space contributes to their operating costs".
This, it fears, could trigger an exodus that would overwhelm China's border areas, attract involvement by meddling foreigners and an angry backlash by North Korea that could destabilise the peninsula.
The enzyme α-glucosidase has attracted interest owing to its involvement in the digestive process of carbohydrate, its role in intracellular glycoprotein trafficking, tumorigenesis and viral infection.
Since its discovery in the early 1990s, HIF-1 has quickly attracted interest both for its involvement in fundamental biological processes, including tumor metabolism, angiogenesis, metastasis, and inflammation, and for its potential role as therapeutic target [ 37].
Sawant is in no doubt that a similar showdown in Seattle, the largest city in the Pacific north-west, would attract the involvement of low paying multinationals beyond those, such as Starbucks and Amazon, based in the city.
While earlier work has elaborated on the advantages of leveraging the knowledge of external contributors, our findings show that organizational attempts to attract such involvement are likely to wither and die.
It is clear from Figure 1 that the economics of TB drug development, production and sale are insufficient to attract the involvement of a private investor prior to Phase III (the product has a positive rNPV only at the end of Phase III).
Singapore, which has only three public universities, has made attracting the involvement of foreign institutions central to its "Global Schoolhouse" policy.
In contrast, parents drawn from a community sample may under-report to avoid stigmatizing their child or attracting unwanted involvement from professionals.
But we should lead with development now, and only provide the security necessary to protect the strategic rebuilding of the country that is urgently needed -- and that kind of security might better attract the international involvement we so desperately need in Afghanistan, even from Arab and Muslim countries.
