The phrase 'determined to engage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when expressing someone's strong will to take part in something or become involved in a certain activity. For example: "Despite the difficulties, he was determined to engage in the debate and articulate his points."
Abdul-Jabbar has been determined to engage more.
But Mr Byrne seems determined to engage on another front.
The company determined to engage all of its employees in creating and implementing a new vision.
But there are two more positive reasons.First, the churches are determined to engage with popular culture.
President Obama came into office determined to engage Syria and nudge it away from Iran and toward political reform.
Seeing is Believing Tate Liverpool, until 2 May The Tate galleries seem to be entering the 21st century determined to engage with society's more complex issues.
"Accordingly, we have determined to immediately engage in a formal process to sell our investment in Freedom Group".
"While enforcement of transfer conditions may deter re-engagement by many former detainees and delay re-engagement by others, some detainees who are determined to re-engage will do so regardless of any transfer conditions, albeit probably at a lower rate than if they were transferred without conditions," ODNI said.
"While enforcement of transfer conditions may deter re-engagement by many former detainees and delay re-engagement by others," the report said, "some detainees who are determined to re-engage will do so regardless of any transfer conditions, albeit probably at a lower rate than if they were transferred without conditions".
The military could detain and prosecute any foreigner whom the president or his representative determined to have "engaged in, aided or abetted, or conspired to commit" terrorism.
The new code also does away with a restriction that prevents anyone determined to have engaged in adultery, which is a criminal offense here, from remarrying.
