The phrase "a very enthralling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely captivating or interesting, often in the context of a story, performance, or experience.
Example: "The novel was a very enthralling read, keeping me engaged from start to finish."
Alternatives: "a highly captivating" or "an incredibly engaging".
"The way this theatre company weaves things together into a story during an hour and a half production is very engaging, very enthralling". Each project is custom-made, approached with the same hands-on creativity and human intimacy.
The combination of nanoparticles with existing antibiotics seems to be very enthralling option by combining the two treatment modalities.
The vocals are superb and enthralling and the guitar is rich and wispy, adhering to a very original style that keeps you comfortable enough to make party.
Given the trials that he has endured, it may not be as enthralling as the middle or as enchanting as the beginning, but I'm sure that it would be a very satisfactory beginning of the end.
"I'm very concerned with providing a maximally enthralling experience," Franzen says of his work.
We've also lost two days entirely with wind conditions, but what we've had is an enthralling competition between two very evenly matched teams".
Having started out life as a wishful campaign to revitalize the point-and-click adventure before turning into an unprecedented success story for the prospect of crowd-funded videogames, the production of Broken Age has an enthralling narrative of its very own that carries both the hopes for a radical development model and an ailing genre.
It was a sad end to an enthralling evening.
It's a beautiful, enthralling work, eternally wistful and hopeful, much like Sicily itself.
Each has a personal angle that students can relate to but is also a genuinely enthralling narrative.
