The phrase "engaging in bribery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone actively involved in bribery in order to achieve a desired outcome. For example, "The politician was arrested for engaging in bribery to win re-election."
(She hasn't commented; the company denied engaging in bribery).
The revelations came just days after the police announced that several GSK executives had confessed to engaging in bribery and tax fraud.
Some of the new charges were derived from assertions by prosecutors that the defendants had used interstate phone calls, e-mails and money transfers while engaging in bribery, but they offered few new details about the case.
China later backed away from the espionage accusations and instead accused the four of engaging in bribery, stealing trade secrets and damaging the interests of China's state-owned steel makers.
"BHP Billiton is fully committed to operating with integrity and the Group's policies specifically prohibit engaging in bribery in all its forms," the company said in an e-mailed statement.
He was once among China's highest ranking officials, and if Chinese prosecutors are to be believed, he played footloose with the law for years, engaging in bribery, corruption and abuse of power.
His companies are rumored to engage in bribery, money laundering, and political manipulation.
His companies are rumoured to engage in bribery, money-laundering and political manipulation".
In detailing its accusations against GSK, investigators suggested that using travel agencies to engage in bribery was a common business tactic in China.
It was a bawdy page-turner: the protagonist, Chen Zhong, an employee at an automobile oil and parts company, regularly engages in bribery and adultery.
