The phrase "critically engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has taken a careful and thought-provoking assessment of a particular issue or topic. For example, "The students of the literature course were critically engaged in evaluating the themes of the novel."
The best are critically engaged, add something and improve the quality," we were told.
These footnotes have the effect of jolting readers out of the story so that they remain critically engaged.
It operates on the premise that these present discrepancies are rooted in history, and that the present and the past must, together, be critically engaged with.
Palestinians who are critically engaged!" As if to prove a point, the student's first show was an adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm.
But there's nobody else who's as critically engaged with the state as she is and so willing to take it on.
For critically engaged students, this often means being thrown into a Kafkaesque world where they have to establish their innocence in the eyes of university officials who are unaccountable, unseen and ill-prepared.
There was clear support for the action that the college has taken so far, critically engaging with the bill".
It gave me a lot of time to find my own arguments and thoughts and critically engage with it.
ROBERT CICERO Tuckahoe, N.Y., Oct. 12, 2011 As a fellow political scientist, I applaud Ms. Bohanan's effort to critically engage with Occupy Wall Street.
For this reason we must also critically engage with how tribes are often created by commercial structures, through advertisements and long-standing relationships between pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies and the medical industries.
Even if, like me, you don't entirely agree with the his analysis, Goodhart highlights many truths that are hard for progressives to take, so hard that many on the left preferred to dismiss him as a reactionary apologist for racism rather than critically engaging with his argument.
