"make engage" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to get someone or something involved or interested in an activity or situation. Example: The teacher used interactive games to make engage her students in the lesson.
It turned out to be a responsive treatise on the way we make art today and begs questions about the future of how we make, engage, and distribute these practices in the age of the internet.
Towards the end of the project, the General Assembly of ENGAGE also discussed plans to make ENGAGE data accessible to bona-fide researchers outside of the consortia after the project funding was over, with no preferential access for ENGAGE researchers.
Placing the rubber cap on the negative end of the battery will make engaging the battery more comfortable for your hands.
On one level, I thoroughly enjoyed them as simple escapism: well made, engaging, fun and exciting, with a trés cool soundtrack.
Four years ago when he was first elected, he made engaging with America's adversaries one of his principal foreign policy goals.
Be strategic, get engaged, make a difference in the world.
Within this context, the activities of and people engaged in Making may make for engaged learners with a broad level of expertise across the four-dimensional transdisciplinary model.
This, in turn, might make migrants engage politically or reinforce their engagement.
The trouble with really good novels is that they make you engage, make you experience the emotions of the characters as if they were your own.
He was facing the end of his freedom, and it was a kind of cruelty to make him engage.
No, it's to make people engage in the consideration of how they live and how they work.
