"engage in conduct" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase "engage in" generally means to take part in or participate in a certain activity. For example: "The company was asked to engage in conduct that was in compliance with the law."
"Where, as here, the police did not create the exigency by engaging or threatening to engage in conduct that violates the Fourth Amendment," he wrote, "warrantless entry to prevent the destruction of evidence is reasonable and thus allowed".
"If they engage in conduct that constitutes defamation, the person who is harmed has legal recourse".
A treaty can lose its binding effect if a sufficient number of parties engage in conduct that is at odds with the constraints of the treaty.
Almost immediately after the shooting, Mr. Williams "began to engage in conduct designed to cover up his crime in a number of ways," the affidavit states.
The firefighters face possible dismissal because it is a violation of department regulations to engage in conduct that brings discredit to the agency, one official said.
"It's breathtaking for a state to engage in conduct like this," he added It is not clear whether the $4bn sales tag is certain.
Model Rule 8.4(d), states that it is professional misconduct for a lawyer to "engage in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice".
"Absent evidence [Henderson] proposes to engage in conduct which would constitute a contravention of the act, the injunction should be refused," the document states.
As fiduciaries, courts held that directors should not be allowed to engage in conduct on behalf of the corporation that benefits themselves.
Yet in so doing, it hints at ways in which Trump could very well try to engage in conduct that is substantially more heinous and lawless.
[But] DOJ does not prevent the implementation of rules authorizing conduct when it prosecutes individuals who engage in conduct unauthorized under state medical marijuana laws.
