"participatory involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to refer to someone or something participating in something else, either actively or passively. For example, you could say "The participatory involvement of all members of the committee was essential to the success of the project."
The capacity of virtual globes to support more participatory involvement of the public in local ecosystem management may increase in the future, but such visualisations can already help promote community awareness of local landscape benefits.
Participatory involvement has allowed the game to be developed in such a way that draws focus on the role of the end user to extend from the traditional concern of the student's learning needs to consider that of the practitioner's needs as another primary condition of successful game based learning.
Resolving ambiguities in risk debates requires the participatory involvement of a broad range of stakeholders to openly discuss competing arguments, beliefs, and values.
Participatory involvement offers opportunities to resolve conflicting expectations through a process of identifying overarching common values, and to define options that will allow a desirable lifestyle without compromising the vision of others.
The results are consistent with the participatory involvement of civil society in the control of HIV/AIDS advocated by UNAIDS and WHO [ 30].
A development methodology that advocates participatory involvement, peer review and evaluation at different stages of MI production needs to be addressed.
They cover a broad range of relevant topics, such as learning in innovation systems, system innovations at the local level, learning and collaboration in knowledge arenas, application of design scenarios and participatory backcasting, involvement of end-users in energy saving and energy efficient refurbishment and collaboration among participants in global sustainability programs.
Participatory: the involvement of a wide range of stakeholders is encouraged, including government institutions, the private sector and NGOs.
A recent survey looking at the experiences of priority setting in eight countries concluded that despite the fact that all had statements of principles on which to base priorities, there was no evidence that 'priority setting exercises have led to the envisaged ideal of an open and participatory public involvement in decision-making' [ 21].
In this study, we describe how fostering technology co-design and co-development with parents contributes positively to the parents' participatory experience and involvement in the children's activities.
Interventions Integrated care consisted of a workplace intervention based on participatory ergonomics, with involvement of a supervisor, and a graded activity programme based on cognitive behavioural principles.
