"become engaged with" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to become involved or interested in something. Example: "I became engaged with the local community when I joined a volunteer group."
When did you first become engaged with these issues?
In the past year he has become engaged with the challenge of designing not just a product but a business.
As Tremain said, "The moment we become engaged with an individual story, empathy arrives and our attitudes alter".
But the community is clearly important and may not be used to the state working with them, needing help to become engaged with it".
He is a firm believer that grassroots campaigns can be one of the most effective and satisfying ways for students to become engaged with the sustainability agenda.
"I'm sure there are going to be artworks that I will become engaged with and learn from," Mr. Koons said of his colleagues' creations.
At noon he tried to leave the President's House for a ride or a walk before returning at about 4, when he became "engaged with company".
Because I rejected the Nixon administration's use of national security as a pretext for broad assertions of unchecked executive power, I became engaged with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act when it was proposed in the early 1970s.
Another measure is how many people became engaged with the campaign the video reached over 1.5 million people, over 300,000 of which directly contacted Nestlé CEO Paul Bulcke via e-mail, and a countless number of people took up the cause on Facebook providing a steady stream of criticism on Nestlé's infamous Facebook fan page.
