"engaged following" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to people who are following something actively. For example, "We have seen a lot of engagement following the release of the new book."
Journalists are barred from the courtroom, but Abhay Singh said that during the several days that he testified against his former employer Ghiya was alert and engaged, following every word.
Investors' special interest in Snap also stems from the fact that its flagship social-media platform has a large and highly engaged following — a hundred and sixty-one million users as of the end of 2016, million whom spend more than twenty-five minusersasday of the Snapchat app.
engaged following the Tsunami in Aceh, Indonesia in 2004.
Yet, judging from the Brit duo's highly engaged following on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, there's plenty of evidence that, 25 years after their "Breakout" first hit, partners Corinne Drewery and Andy Connell are still capable of crafting the soundtrack to our lives -- or at least to theirs.
This is because Zsyntax describes biological processes, or paths, in which reactants are "consumed", or otherwise engaged, following a precise stoichiometry.
On the other hand, some visitors have not always engaged following visits.
We must instigate debate and actively engage, following ideological convictions and visions without merely carving out an escape route from an uncomfortable situation that might turn out to be a dead end.
While PHMSA actively engages following a pipeline spill, our nation's pipeline safety regulators often take a passive role with spill prevention and regulatory compliance, delegating these roles to the pipeline operators themselves.
Tissue homeostasis is dependent upon cellular responses that cells will engage following various detrimental signals.
However Claire has used her talent for social media to create an engaged online following, and the Murrays have started a Gin Taylors club, where members get to vote each month on the botanicals to make a gin.
Certain branches of contemporary art – a world in which the market is a given, for better or worse – have successfully garnered a large and engaged public following: is that a bad thing?
