"experience of engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase as a way to describe the process of participating in a particular activity or task. For example: "The students enjoyed the experience of engaging in the school's internship program."
Although students less commonly cited liking most the experience of engaging in scientific practices and experiments, comments on this fourth major theme were also connected to the mentor, the collaborative team research, and the liberation that student-led inquiry offers.
Two of the themes, 'Constraints on autonomy' and 'Reflections about collaboration', encapsulate the experience of engaging in group work.
The young people were approached as experts based on their previous experience of engaging in harmful sexual behavior.
An eighteen-month ethnographic study of a high-tech firm examined the psychological experience of engaging in the practice of low-fidelity prototyping.
Nice also has extensive experience of engaging with stakeholders and service users when developing healthcare recommendations, and will build on this reputation in the social care sector.
He has extensive experience of engaging young people in global issues and encouraging young people to actively participate as global citizens.
For some students, the experience of engaged interdisciplinary research confirms initial intellectual directions and career aspirations.
This paper aims to explore participants' experiences of engaging in the 'HELP' trial in particular their views of the intervention and ongoing weight challenges.
One of my most enjoyable experiences of engaging with the public was when I spoke about my research on Brisbane radio.
Last January, NYC Digital launched and we hit the ground running with our mission to improve New Yorkers' experiences of engaging digitally with New York City government by making every interaction simpler, faster and more meaningful.
