"in depth engagement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which two or more people are involved in meaningful interaction, discussion, or analysis of a topic. For example: "The team's in depth engagement of the issue allowed them to come to a satisfactory resolution quickly."
Past research had proposed that the notion of market orientation formulated in the west in the context of larger corporations is inadequate for organizations with social missions in developing economies, because these organizations are much smaller in size and scale of operations, with in-depth engagement in specific communities (Modi 2012).
I think the Internet is a perfect place to invite that kind of in-depth engagement.
Other works in the show feature similarly in-depth engagement with music, such as The Present Moment (in B-flat) and The Present Moment (in D), video works that find Sala rearranging another existing piece, this time Schoenberg's Verklärte Nacht.
In-depth engagement with this question may require immersion in philosophical and sociological epistemology, philosophy of science and theories of truth, which we do not have space for in this paper.
Yet, as our latest issue of Catalyst In Depth reports, parent engagement is shaping up as a weak link for the Chicago Public Schools' massive school closings.
The key changes from baseline to blended, then, were: a) presentation of didactic lecture components online rather than in class; and b) given the shift to online lecture presentation, freeing of in class time for more in depth, active learning engagement with the course concepts.
Achieving an in-depth understanding of student engagement and associated indicators was an important pre-cursor to our review of the technology literature.
Cohort retention is a key factor in the successful delivery of such a study and with in-depth sampling protocols, participant engagement, comfort and feedback are key factors in optimising cohort retention and comprehensive data collection.
This is the first exhibition to examine in depth the artist's engagement with politics and the Peace Movement, and will reflect a new Picasso for a new time.
Successful advocacy needs low-key, detailed and long-term engagement, demanding in-depth knowledge of personalities and structures, compromise and strategic timing.
Beginning tomorrow, as part of the centenary observances of the death of Whistler (1834-1903), the Frick Collection will present what is described as the first in-depth examination of his lifelong engagement with fashion as an essential element of his work.
