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The phrase "engaged in an assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is actively working on a specific task that has been assigned to them. For example, "The student was engaged in an assignment for his English class."
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But in spite of his gentle voice and manner, once engaged in an assignment he was indefatigable, working 16 hours at a stretch, before sleeping briefly and putting in another 16-hour day in the flat where he lived for five decades.
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And going forward, always calculate the potential impact of the project before engaging in any assignment.
In the latest episode last Friday, an announcer read what she described as "a mathematics review assignment for investigative agent No. 27," engaged in a "distance learning" program.
It is also engaged in a Q.E.
Stay engaged in a nonverbal manner.
Try spending more time on a fulfilling hobby or engage in a meaningful volunteer assignment that lets you do what you're great at.
3. Overvaluing your contribution when you are not fully engaged in your current assignment.
For The Jewish Museum and the Institute for the Study of Ancient History, Solomonoff is engaged in ongoing assignments to design temporary exhibits, ranging from Chagall to Modigliani, Islamic Manuscripts to Burle Marx and Ancient History.
At the same time, students were learning how to write scientifically as they engaged in these assignments.
Rather than valuing short-term assignments, these settings welcome complex, multi-layered projects that students engage in individually or collaboratively.
Parents engage in an educational arms race.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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