"engaged atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe an environment where people are attentive and enthusiastic, such as at a political rally or a particularly engaging meeting. Example sentence: At the town hall discussion, the engaged atmosphere made it easy to express our opinions.
"There is a very constructive, engaged work atmosphere, the facilities are very attractive and there is generally a sense of a high level of involvement and instrumental ability in the department".
There are at least two basic approaches to ballistic missile defense depending on whether the RV is engaged outside the atmosphere (exoatmospheric) or within the atmosphere (endoatmospheric).
The engaged and enjoyable atmosphere that results can't hurt, either.
"One of the great successes of the Asian Cup was the multicultural community program," says Falvo. "There was hundreds of ambassadors and events organised, the result of that was really engaged communities and great atmosphere in the stadiums.
The habits of mind developed in the academic atmosphere of engaged reflection will inevitably suffuse the educational process, leading to an emphasis on some aspects of professional life and the neglect of others.
If you were lucky enough to know him, it was always still possible to imagine taking one more Métro trip to his large, book-filled bohemian apartment in the north of Paris, and, with his brilliant wife, Fanfan, engaged alongside — in an atmosphere always somehow more Chekhovian than French — taking tea and talking about the world.
It emphasizes the interconnectedness of Ngāti Rangi knowledge, history, and contemporary teaching sources (poems and songs) in a learning atmosphere that engaged the children at primary school.
Atmosphere: Engaging storefront window displays front a casual restaurant attached to a bakery.
He quickly became far more engaged "by cooking and the atmosphere at Crook's" than by his classes, he says.
Some think an environment of engaged employees suggests a laidback atmosphere of ping-pong tables and beer-fests, where culture comes first and performance second.
