The phrase "I also engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you participated in an activity or discussion in addition to others.
Example: "During the meeting, I also engaged in the conversation about the new project timeline."
Alternatives: "I also participated" or "I also took part."
I also engaged regularly with the professor via email.
"But I also engaged with him, because he wanted to talk about another subject — a relationship with Israel in the future.
I also engaged in interviews with factory management from nine factories to get their perspective on how GoodWeave can assist their capacity building efforts so that factories can achieve higher production while maintaining compliance with labor laws.
I also engaged in a literature review to research social programs that have been implemented by other non-profit organizations in India to gauge the potential for GoodWeave to replicate a proven methodology when designing its producer support program.
I also engaged in lobbying member states to highlight LGBT issues.
However, I also engaged in a lot of aerobic activity and dietary restriction to lose 50 pounds of fat, which means I also lost 100 calories per day of RMR.
I also engage with his claim that open-air experiments constitute spaces in which scientists can avoid seeing the world as "Nature"—a gigantic collection of inert objects that experts sense they have to bring into order on their own.
I also engage my community early on.
But I was also engaged -- and I think this is what Deputy Secretary Burns was referring to -- in the issues related to the deteriorating threat environment, particularly in Libya.
Today, I've not just returned to consulting; I've also engaged in endeavors that wouldn't have occurred to me before, such as advocating for stem cell research.
I was 17 when the Second World War started and lived at Peckham Rye with my parents — I was also engaged to be married to Fred, my fiancé.
