The phrase "engaging in project" is not correct as it is missing an article and should be "engaging in a project" or "engaging in projects." You can use it when referring to participation or involvement in a specific project or multiple projects.
Example: "The team is currently engaging in a project that aims to improve community outreach."
Alternatives: "participating in a project" or "involved in a project."
Writers are engaging in projects with musicians, painters, and sculptors.
One aspect of Pace's assistance in Peekskill, Dr. Boyle said, regards classes in science, where efforts are directed toward strengthening students' abilities to learn by engaging in projects, experiments and problem solving.
Engaging in project-based contract research could be a valuable experience, especially if you have the chance to work with a good team.
It's our role as artists, educators, and creatives, to combat these issues by engaging in projects that diminish the barriers that continue to divide our stories.
These activists focus their attention by taking part in public-awareness campaigns, educating the public about the severity of hunger in our local communities and in the world, and otherwise engaging in projects and activities that will alleviate hunger.
Water professionals can use digital platforms to share best practice, access information and to engage in project or action-related planning and discussion.
In this paper, we construct synthetic panels and analyze poverty dynamics for a large sample of Latin American countries, with the aim to provide policy makers and development practitioners (engaged in project design) with estimates of the duration of poverty.
Because employers and union leaders are engaged in project development, the work connects to a changed system of employment, not just the front door for HR.
Cox et al. (2012) suggests that, "engaging students in authentic projects that will allow them to explore the implications of their work for engineering and for other sectors (e.g., the larger society)… [to] engage in projects that relate to engagement with diverse stakeholders" (Cox et al. 2012, page 68).
The literature on youth civic engagement and volunteering provides additional support for the benefits of youth engagement [ 9– 13], as well as reasons that youth choose to engage in projects in their communities.
