The phrase "engage in using" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as part of a larger sentence to indicate that someone is actively and intentionally using an object, tool, or method. For example, "The students were encouraged to engage in using the new software program."
This study investigated toy effect on children with developmental disabilities as they engage in using ordinary and adaptive toys.
The idea here is that incorporating tools that people are already using is the best way of getting them to engage in using them more, and giving end users a choice and flexibility is better than locking them into something.
She concluded that the BPP and CPI are "complementary" saying that Big Data can certainly help to "enhance efficiencies", citing a few examples of how the BLS is beginning to engage in using Big Data.
So I think when we teach our students about these horrifically tragic events, we have to first and foremost not engage in using racist code by pretending that there is a universal principle that all lives matter, when the clear reality in our society today is all lives do not matter equally.
Strategies to let participants optimally engage in using web-based computer-tailored interventions like PRO-FIT*advice are needed.
Strategies to let participants optimally engage in using PRO-FIT*advice (and web-based computer-tailored interventions in general) are needed.
Others, like Dr. Taintor, have been more fully engaged in using telemedical treatments for years, at least in a supplemental fashion.
The court said that Savinova, 31, had been "found to have been engaged in using doping" from July 2010 until August 2013.
Any definition of the user experience has to take into account the totality of what people engaged in using a product or service consider part of their experience.
All these difficulties impede users from effective understanding or consuming information, which can make users less engaged in using Twitter.
