"engaged in constructing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means actively involved in building or creating something. Example: The team of engineers was engaged in constructing a new bridge to connect the two cities.
The Sanctum project is the first in which Gates has not been physically engaged in constructing the work.
We analyze the activities of these experts who, although working largely in the shadows of their organizations, are very much engaged in constructing and shaping the wider institutional environment.
Joe Millions, the proprietor of Colossal Cakes was engaged in constructing one of the exhibits at the Festival, a giant birthday cake, marked "Happy Birthday, Charlotte," for Charlotte Moorman, the organizer of the Festival.
Papillon de Metz sent by balloon post from GT Robinson to Peter Allen 19 September 1870 - downloadable version The message on the papillon reads: I am quite shut up here in Metz with no means of communicating to you and am therefore engaged in constructing postal balloons.
Students with a more accurate understanding of the Geologic Time Scale relative to a control had actively engaged in constructing a linear representation.
In that context, Augustine is still engaged in constructing an anti-Manichean portrait of the human condition, but he is equally concerned with the aspect of agency that falls outside the scope of a purely rational or intellectual analysis.
In the USA, because conservatives have denied the problem exists instead of engaging in constructing solutions, we've been forced to implement government greenhouse gas regulations.
It requires subjects to act upon themselves: to monitor, test, improve and transform their conduct and in so doing, engage in constructing a particular self, according to specific social and cultural demands (Rose 1999).
Usually, when artists are engaged in actually constructing work, it's a very concrete process.
A count indicator of the number of unhealthy lifestyles each participant was engaged in was constructed according to published guidelines (20– 22), including measures of 1) insufficient participation in physical activity, 2) consumption of too much red meat, 3) insufficient fruit and vegetable intake, 4) alcohol binge drinking, and 5) cigarette smoking.
The rationale for engaging students in constructing hypermedia artifacts is grounded in recent research on learning that emphasizes the active role of the learner, the importance of collaboration, and the need for authentic or meaningful contexts for problem solving.
