"positively engaged" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's attitude or involvement in something. For example, "Bob was positively engaged in the classroom discussion."
Along with other public agencies, she has helped train a team of community 'champions' to become more positively engaged in their community.
David Cameron said Downing Street's willingness to sanction a transaction involving Britain's largest defence contractor and the Franco-German company behind the A380 was a "sign of how positively engaged and committed" the UK government is to Airbus.
I think they want to depict Riverside CLP as run by people who are inactive and uninterested and they want to present themselves as people who want to be positively engaged.
"Men need to be positively engaged in initiatives that confront how some men use violence against women".
He's frustrated but very, very focused on putting things right and is as positively engaged as ever to drive the club forward.
Acas chief conciliator Peter Harwood said the pre-Easter talks had been "constructive" and that both sides were "positively engaged and committed to the process".
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Saving the lives of a few Afghans advances the goal of positively engaging the civilian population.
"We sought to introduce new ways in which the barriers could positively engage the passer-by," Mr. Sherman and Mr. Pierre wrote.
"Hopefully we can positively engage with the Egyptian government, which is something that we view as a plus".
"It's been really good to see both the housing minister and the secretary of state here, positively engaging with the sector.
