The phrase "good engagement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe when someone is actively participating or involved in a conversation, activity, or event. Example: The conference had a lot of good engagement from all the attendees, with lively discussions and insightful questions during the panel discussions.
We have brand stickiness and good engagement levels.
They said they had good engagement with the detainees.
And Thomas E. Donilon, the national security adviser, described the meeting as "a good engagement".
"By that I mean young people are going to be most protected from self-harm by good connections and good involvement with their families and good engagement and commitment with their school and good engagement with their peer group".
Diamond says he "appreciates that the full break-up is off the table" and having "good engagement" with Vickers.
"This is a continuation of a good engagement by the Australian administration," said Cheikhrouhou, who would not comment on the country's widely maligned climate policies.
These are the folk collectively combining momentary musings on HaikuJam to create a fleeting yet social thing, whilst accruing in-app Karma points (HaikuJam's feel-good engagement currency).
Guvera is taking more of a feel-good engagement approach where brands house music and video on their channels and attract targeted consumers in that way.
Feel-Good Engagement Worldwide, the concept of re-duce, re-use, and recycle has become engrained in our social conscious.
As for keeping out the creepers, the site "gamifies" social interactions, offering rewards for good behavior (engagement, participation) while doling out warning labels to naughty users who get blocked by others on the site.
What is needed is a new direction in the United States' policy toward North Korea: a serious, good-faith engagement policy based on direct negotiation with the North, instead of hiding behind the false facade of the six-party talks.
