"proactively engage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe how you or someone else is approaching a task or situation in a positive, active manner. For example, "We need to proactively engage with potential customers in order to increase sales."
New managers need to be visible and should proactively engage with as many people as possible early on.
"The impact of any such incident on a student is so potentially serious that universities must be ready to respond effectively and proactively engage in prevention initiatives.
A special unit was created in March 2013 – the Foreign Intervention Brigade FIBB) – and it was given a mandate to proactively engage armed groups.
"I'd say the corporations that generate the most ire are ones that not only pollute... but that proactively engage in untruthful behavior to further their polluting practices," said Leonard.
"What other government has sought to proactively engage with its Muslim population following a terrorist incident, instead of condemning it outright and creating a 'them and us' situation," said the statement, signed by Zareen Roohi Ahmed, the forum's chief executive.
The green leaders also said they were "very disappointed" with BP's consultation process, "which we believe was wholly inadequate, particularly in its failure to proactively engage with key stakeholders such as ourselves".
UK government appears highly supportive and is proactively engaged in finding a long-term solution.
"I would doubt the Egyptian foreign ministry is simply leaving this process out there without being proactively engaged," said Hellyer.
It is beyond doubt a macroeconomic stability issue with which decisions makers and the markets need to be proactively engaged.
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The champion's role involves proactively engaging with students and the educational institution to encourage them to be more entrepreneurial.
