"considering engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are considering beginning or taking part in an activity or task. For example, "I'm considering engaging someone to help me with the project."
During election seasons, groups considering engaging in political activity or engaging with candidates should consult the University Guidelines on Political Campaign Activity.
There's a lesson here for pols who are considering engaging in similar behavior.
"Today's conviction sends out strong message to anyone considering engaging in terrorist activity, be that in the UK or overseas, that we will pursue you and your networks," he said.
DIW: Given your experience, do you have any advice for your fellow graduate students who are considering engaging in policy?
In form, it does not even considering engaging with its subjects—I use the word deliberately in open and robust discussion.
Overall, this overview showing the existing collaborative ecosystem of W3C standardisation may be useful prior knowledge for an organisation considering engaging in this ecosystem which shapes W3C standards.
Companies will want to consider engaging with activists, too.
The taste of her steeliness no doubt gave pause to advocates as they considered engaging in future battles.
Maybe he implied that average people like us would never need to even consider engaging in such acts.
Alternatively, he might ask the board to consider engaging an independent auditing company to conduct the election.
For that Collegium needs to consider engaging a director who can spend time with the group, shaping its goals and bringing it a measure of discipline.
