"was recently involved" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who has recently taken part in an event or activity. For example, "She was recently involved in an art exhibition."
Mills was recently involved in a scandal with a woman.
The militia was recently involved in a firefight with rivals.
"I was recently involved in an initiative to raise awareness for anaphylaxis.
He was recently involved in a controversy that pitted the Formula One teams against the F.I.A.
Genevieve sang a song about Wilbur Mills entitled, "Trashy Rumors". Mills was recently involved in a scandal with a woman.
Creative Scotland was recently involved in controversy over an attempt to develop a new project-based funding model.
Newsletter: We recently mailed a paper newsletter to 600 current members, former members from the past few years, and others who have been recently involved in Club activities.
We were recently involved in facilitating a visioning exercise for a large Indian conglomerate that was entering the real estate business.
Autophagy is intricately linked to Nrf2 as Nrf2 regulates the expression of several autophagy proteins including p62/SQSTM1that has been recently involved in the degradation of STING protein45,46,47.
They were recently involved in a summit with Celtic, police and Scottish Government officials along with Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan.
The brokerage firms were recently involved in an unsuccessful attempt to create the first multiple listings service in Manhattan, but they left a coalition of other firms in that effort to join the nytimes.com project.
