The phrase "also be a compelling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that adds to the strength or attractiveness of an argument, idea, or proposal.
Example: "In addition to its practical benefits, this solution can also be a compelling option for our stakeholders."
Alternatives: "also serve as an attractive" or "additionally be an engaging".
Sample sales are also proving to be a compelling market opportunity.
They might also be less compelling from a user point of view if they aren't able to be quite so pin-point accurate — given they are likely working with a more partial view of the user, rather than nosing through your emails.
It is also because Mr Penn is a compelling figure in his own right a polling genius who has established a huge influence over Mrs Clinton's campaign.
Bill Wilby, a veteran global money manager at OppenheimerFunds in the U.S., also thinks that Europe is a compelling value at these prices.
(2003): However, the Court also said: "Where there is a compelling reason which indicates the absence of such a public element in what is nonetheless a statutory power or duty, there would be no good reason to subject the exercise of such a power or duty, which may already be governed by private law obligations and remedies, to public law remedies in judicial review proceedings".
The cytoplasmic scaffolding protein NF-κB essential modulator (NEMO), also known as IκB kinase γ (IKKγ), is a compelling but also a challenging target for drug discovery.
While slightly shrill and more experimental than other noise-pop acts like Deerhoof (whose Apple O album is also pretty good), Animal Collective are a compelling listen.
Anecdotes, quotations, recent debates, or timely news stories can also be compelling ways to begin a research paper.
And if you are the type who charts trend fluctuations with the kind of ardor some people reserve for tracking the Dow, you also know that the trouser suit is a compelling alternative to the dress; that army-issue khaki is the new gray; and that feathers, lace and long-hair furs make for a sumptuous counterpoint to a season of rigorous plainness.
The Dean also stressed that just when there was a compelling need to graduate more and more qualified physicians, the institution qualified to do so was reporting an on-going lack of teaching faculty.
