"engage in services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to discuss efforts that are focused on providing a service or services. For example: "The volunteers at the charity organization chose to engage in services that would help vulnerable members of the community."
SIFs can also be an important entry point for people, who can be hard to engage in services, to access needed counseling and referrals to health and social services, including drug treatment.
Last week, the Bank Secrecy Advisory Group had a closed-door meeting in Washington, D.C., to begin talks about reforming banking regulations so that banks can legally engage in services with marijuana businesses.
"When SB 4 conversations came up we started hearing from clients pretty quickly across the board about their fearfulness to come in and engage in services," said Aja Gair, senior director of community advocacy for SAFE Austin, which supports domestic violence victims.
"The great thing about being mobile is you can go where people most need services and you can offer care on the spot," Alicia Benish, manager of the Mobile Medical Program, told KGW. "That really helps with building trust and rapport with individuals who might not otherwise engage in services".
The stereotypes associated with substance use treatment services themselves (i.e. methadone maintenance, residential treatment) can also lower the likelihood that people will engage in services [ 46].
There is a need to address health inequalities and to engage in services the marginalized and socially excluded sectors of society.
Valentino is requiring students to engage in service activities, such as building huts for displaced people.
Consecrated virgins have no formal obligations besides daily prayer, but they typically engage in service to the church.
"If we do not have funding from our outside partners, then the only recourse the M.T.A. has is to raise fares, engage in service cutbacks and cutting staff".
In the social services department, there is an expectation that instructors engage in service, both within the institute as well as in their profession.
This paper scrutinizes patterns of HMO membership and costs by service in the FFS sector for evidence consistent with the hypothesis that HMOs engage in service-level product distortion.
