The phrase "engaging in the study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone actively taking part in a learning activity or research project, such as "The students were engaging in the study of the French language."
The nature of ground preparations is of critical interest to those engaging in the study of historical painting techniques, as certain materials can be identified with specific regions and school of painting.
The identification of materials used for the ground structure of paintings is of critical interest to those engaging in the study of historical painting techniques, as certain materials can be identified with specific regions and schools of painting.
In this particular field, York University's Earth Observation Laboratory (EOL) is engaging in the study of the image-aided inertial integrated navigation as the natural continuation of its past research in the multi-sensor integrated kinematic positioning and navigation (Qian et al. 2012; Wang et al. 2015).
He was shortly thereafter afflicted with smallpox, which temporarily blinded him and prevented him from engaging in the study of law for several years.
I observe the "fast of the first born" each year by engaging in the study of a religious text with fellow eldest children in the synagogue, having a quick breakfast, and heading home to complete my preparations for the seder.
Blank-model sessions should include a representative sampling of individuals to engage in the study and to create artifacts.
Preference shall be given, first, to students engaged in the study of Japanese language and culture and second, to students engaged in the study of other East Asian languages and cultures, but whose research and interests include Japan.
Where he was abstract and nonfigurative, she was engaged in the study of human anatomy and the natural world.
be engaged in the study of and research in the humanities, social sciences, and allied natural sciences.
