The phrase "voluntary involvement" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person's voluntary participation in an activity or cause. Example: "Many students showed voluntary involvement in the school's annual charity drive, raising over $10,000 for the local homeless shelter."
These records indicate vast and voluntary involvement in the project of formulating a branch of Catholic devotion.
The voluntary involvement of local communities in the effort to clean up the damage and destruction after the worst nights of rioting is another key to reconnecting with the rioters.
The challenge for governments is to get right the planning for health services, pension provision and more flexible retirement.The benefit of success will be greater voluntary involvement of older people in the community and continuing contribution to economic growth.
Lynn Rhinehart, associate general council for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., which strongly supports worker-management collaborations on safety issues, suggested that employers concentrate on voluntary involvement by workers and if they form teams, the functions should not include negotiating or bargaining for any workplace changes, especially pay.
A European observer would probably be struck by the unpeopled landscape and the alligators, the intense local and voluntary involvement (a congregation, a united small community), but also by the defiant individualism — the solitary seeker rigged up as if for nineteenth-century missionary work — and, of course, the slightly insane theological certainties.
What stands out about her, however, is her voluntary involvement in programs like the Downey Teen Court, a restorative justice effort in which young offenders are judged by their peers and are compelled to face the consequences of their actions and make amends.
Although García's participation in Westeros.org is voluntary, his involvement with Martin's work has become semi-professional.
It also welcomed ideas for voluntary private involvement, but did not say such contributions must be voluntary or that they should be substantial.
The key to the sector's future lies in two separate government reviews, being conducted by the Treasury and the performance and innovation unit (PIU), which are likely to open the way for further voluntary sector involvement in the delivery of public services.
To enhance ES production and PES scheme accessibility and participation, we recommend strengthening the linkages between ES production and land-use practices, boosting private and voluntary sector involvement, encouraging property rights and tenure reform, improving financial viability, and adequately accounting for the distribution of programme costs and benefits among participants.
