"engage in a process" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone actively participating in a process or activity. Here's an example: "In order to improve employee satisfaction, our company has decided to engage in a process of gathering feedback and implementing changes based on the suggestions."
Parties agree to meet with each other and with representatives of the parties who have harmed, to engage in a process where all parties can speak.
"In all areas of our lives we engage in a process called social comparison," says Alison Attrill, a senior lecturer of Cyberpsychology Research at the University of Wolverhampton.
"In practical terms this means that behind the scenes, initiative committees and the authorities engage in a process of bargaining," says Ms Casanova.
And then they engage in a process that we call self-censoring, which is they're probably having a lot of cognitions occur to them, a lot of ideas.
Today a good board understands that directors must engage in a process of continual two-way learning about strategy and talent.
It would benefit all stakeholders to engage in a process to determine under what standards it might make sense to deploy some of these higher-performing technologies.
One way to protect oneself against excessive self-punishment following a transgression is to engage in a process of self-forgiveness.
"But not one of us has asked him to engage in a program or to engage in a process that was not in the best interests of kids," he said.
Mr Blair was said to have told Gaddafi that he needed to show he was ready to engage in a process of change and order his forces not to use violence against protesters.
When it comes to politics, most people tend to engage in a process called "motivated reasoning," meaning that their existing attitudes (for example, their partisanship) affect what facts they choose to believe and which arguments they find convincing.
It is our hope that the communities and organizations that help lift Doug Jones to victory will engage in a process to define policy interests and legislative actions they expect from Jones.
