The phrase "a compelling group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of people or entities that are interesting, persuasive, or engaging in some way.
Example: "The conference featured a compelling group of speakers who shared their insights on innovation and technology."
Alternatives: "an intriguing group" or "a captivating group".
And a compelling group it is, with performers including Benjamin Asriel, Kayvon Pourazar, Maggie Thom and the composer Chris Seeds.
André Schürrle came off the bench to snatch a late equaliser and earn a deserved point for Borussia Dortmund as they twice came from behind to earn a draw with the Champions League holders Real Madrid in a compelling Group F game.
Overall, the mix of personalities and backgrounds provides for a compelling group dynamic that renders the situational humor multi-dimensional.
The voice of October Project, a compelling group in the mid-1990s that came and went too soon, should be labeled THE VOICE.
This season brings a new and equally compelling group of actors.
As states are forced to ration finite resources under a block grant, governors and legislators would be forced to choose among three very compelling groups of beneficiaries.
It's precisely this eagerness to push boundaries that makes Perfume one of the most compelling groups in modern J-pop.
In keeping with TC's love for startups, we're especially eager to find compelling groups with early traction that will really benefit from Include.
Inspired by the life of career criminal Juan José Moreno Cuenca, known as "El Vaquilla" (the Heifer), who became a minor celebrity before his death in 2003, Cercas has crafted a compelling portrait of a group of friends in Gerona, Catalonia, who are divided by class and the consequences of their crimes.
They take shared videos, images and documents, arrange them on a grid layout similar to Pinterest, giving users within the shared group a compelling receptacle for these files.
Within financial stocks, there is still a compelling story in the insurance group.
