"engage in solving" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the action of actively attempting to find a solution to a problem. For example: "In order to find a solution to the housing crisis, we need to engage in solving the root of the issue."
In this phase, a community of researchers who share a common intellectual framework – called a paradigm or a "disciplinary matrix" – engage in solving puzzles thrown up by discrepancies (anomalies) between what the paradigm predicts and what is revealed by observation or experiment.
Thus, it serves all of us to engage in solving the kinds of problems that will emerge in our collective futures.
The development of operational models of CPS processes would help target the behaviors and skills necessary for students to engage in solving authentic, complex problems in the classroom and in their lives.
Young parliamentarians urged the President to make an appeal to the political parties to reduce the political tensions between them; to stop using children under 18 for the electoral campaign; to seriously engage in solving the youth issues; and moreover, to include youth in the local decision making, because the youth are not only the future, but also the present.
The description in this article are pertinent not only for the practicing pathologists who are in the position of making proper diagnosis, but also for the pituitary research scientists who engage in solving basic problems in pituitary neoplasms by histochemistry and molecular biology.
Woods (1996) used Heppner's Problem-Solving Inventory (Heppner and Petersen, 1982) to assess confidence in problem solving, willingness to engage in solving challenging problems, and sense of control of the situations requiring problem solving and found that students who had been exposed to PBL produced scores significantly higher than a control group.
