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The phrase "get engaged in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to becoming involved or participating in an activity or situation.
Example: "She decided to get engaged in community service to help those in need."
Alternatives: "get involved in" or "participate in".
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Remember, This is Your Future Get engaged in this process.
"I didn't want to get engaged in Europe," he said.
We have got to get engaged in that".
But we don't get engaged in mainstream politics, party politics".
He urged the president to "get engaged" in Iraq before it was too late.
"She thought we'd get engaged in July of this year and get married a year later.
"Young people should get engaged in politics and try to win over government supporters".
We find that when people get engaged in their health care they generally get healthier".
Most people prefer not to get engaged in politics at all.
"It truly is a challenge but I'm willing to get engaged in the debate".
"But we as American Muslim women think we need to get engaged in a policy-making level," she said.
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