The phrase 'engage between' is not grammatically correct in written English.
You can use the phrase 'engage with' as an alternative to 'engage between'. For example, "I like to engage with my customers in order to provide the best possible service."
"This current honor system engaged between the agency and service providers is simply bad business practice.
But only now is the battle fully engaged between copyright holders and citizens who demand their legal right to copy.
Depending on the size of the North Korean party, O'Donovan told me, he engaged between two and six employees — each equipped with a rifle, a shotgun, and a handgun — to insure the North Koreans' personal safety.
Although it was the largest and most costly war in which the British engaged between the Napoleonic Wars and World War I (spending more than £200 million), it was fought between wholly unequal protagonists.
It would be more accurate to say that, as in Russia, a battle is engaged between two opposing forces: protectionism and economic nationalism on one side, business restructuring and globalisation on the other.
That is why I developed the slogan, 'Socialism in Germany.' " Mr. Nier insisted that the party should have nothing to do with the terror of the Third Reich and said a pivotal battle was engaged between "the destructive Nazi side of the party, which is stronger for now, and my battle for a progressive people-based national movement".
The PLS and conjunction analyses indicated that the overall pattern of PFC activity was similar across both temporal and spatial context retrieval tasks; but the SPM results indicated that some of these PFC regions exhibited differences in the degree to which they were engaged between tasks.
Lots of comedians use Twitter to throw quips and one-liners at their fans in order to keep them engaged between shows.
Engaged between the Kryptonian alien known as Superman, fighting fellow Kryptonians General Zod and his 10 soldiers to keep them from terraforming the planet Earth into a Kryptonian-like planet.
