"engage in testing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to participate in or carry out the act of testing. Example: The company has decided to engage in testing new software before releasing it to the public.
I have also seen a few startups first engage in testing the waters with alpha PoCs before starting an almost-feature-complete beta PoC for a much larger group of customers.
Magnus said, "Educate the family on the limits of the testing, the lack of oversight that guarantees these tests are accurate and the importance of the fine print, and hope that on that basis the family decides not to engage in testing with a company that's planning to keep or use the information".
Nevertheless, quasi-experimental designs can be an approachable option for populations such as children with autism whose cognitive abilities and availability to participate and to engage in testing and activities are variable.
We found out that more than 1,000 Intel employees in Oregon had been engaged in testing the product/service.
The investigation further found that BP and Transocean employees aboard the rig had while engaged in testing procedures ignored early indications of a problem and thus missed opportunities to prevent a full-scale blowout.
After being rebuffed by U.S. regulator reticence, Amazon is now engaged in testing its drone delivery services in British Columbia, just north of the U.S. border in Canada, on a piece of land dotted with oak trees and firs, the Guardian reports.
The community was engaged in testing the software in order to simultaneously train them on its use.
The lead programmer/IT member of the product team manages this somewhat agile development team, which will engage in test-driven development.
This was a key finding of the research conducted by Tibbetts (1998), who found that university students studying a criminal justice major were significantly more likely to cheat if they had friends that they knew had previously engaged in or continued to engage in test cheating.
