The phrase "engage in causing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing an action that someone has taken, or is taking, to cause a certain result. For example, "The government engaged in causing economic reform in order to stimulate the economy."
The oral cavity is the store house of different species of microorganisms that are continuously engaged in causing diseases in the mouth.
How direct managers and executive leadership personally engage in causes affects the attitudes of employees.
These include concerns relating to such arrangements providing the 'for profit' private sector an opportunity to improve their organizational image by engaging in cause-related marketing and concerns relating to these engagements facilitating access of the commercial sector to policy makers.
How were they engaged in causes?
Design a limit based around the type of caring you engage in that causes your worry.
In another story, Bahuchara curses her husband when she catches him sneaking to the woods to engage in homoerotic behavior, causing his genitals to fall off and forcing him to dress as a woman.
Captive birds are sometimes known to engage in feather-plucking, causing damage to feathers that can range from feather shredding to the removal of most or all feathers within the bird's reach, or even the mutilation of skin or muscle tissue.
Our working hypothesis is that neurons in the two areas engage in reciprocal interactions, causing the same curve to be selected in the visual and the frontal cortices (Duncan, Humphreys, & Ward, 1997).
She credits her father with having instilled in her a fervent liberalism, which has prompted her to engage in feminist causes and in campaigns for Democratic candidates, but which is only rarely and obliquely expressed in her art.
The theme is the benefits to ourselves when we engage in a cause larger than ourselves, and, given that, how we can engage in a way that actually works.
