The phrase "authentically participating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is genuinely involved or engaged in an activity or event.
Example: "In order to foster a sense of community, we encourage everyone to authentically participate in the discussions."
Alternatives: "genuinely engaging" or "truly involved".
Don't fall into the trap of thinking that because you have your systems and processes automated, you don't have to actually authentically participate or engage with people in real-time anymore.
The entire room pondered: how can an excluded segment of the industry authentically participate in (and reap the mass market benefits of) all of that Olympic buzz?
Outside of our schools we are rarely acknowledged for significant accomplishments, asked for our opinions about district policies or invited to authentically participate in the next stages of education reform.
If perceived as an inquisitor, the motivation to authentically participate in the interview may be affected.
And, of course, participating authentically.
It also gives the group permission to step outside of their normal ways of interacting and participate authentically.
Therefore, using the participating clinics as individual survey units, the results could portray the overall dynamics and processes more authentically and detailed throughout all PCCNs in the demonstration project.
We need to authentically engage all sorts of women who participate in sports--rather than view them as one monolithic bloc.
They also participate in activities to strengthen their "leadership presence" - the ability to authentically connect with people's hearts and minds.
Almost three-quarters of eastern Europeans who participated pointed to a tendency to portray them as poor, while 74% of Asian respondents said films failed to represent their culture authentically.
