The phrase "an interesting compilation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection of items, works, or information that is engaging or noteworthy.
Example: "The book is an interesting compilation of essays from various authors on the topic of climate change."
Alternatives: "a captivating collection of" or "an engaging assortment of".
Rosario Dawson called the G1 "an interesting compilation of all the hot phones on the market," while Molly Sims is on record raving about the Google Maps application.
Breaking into the Boys' Club: 8 Ways for Women to Get Ahead in Business by Molly D. Shepard, Jane K. Stimmler, Peter Dean This book is an interesting compilation of quizzes, stories, and tips to overcome business challenges.
These are among the new entries in the "Guinness World Records 2012", an annual compendium of trivia released on September 15th.Created in Britain in 1955, the first edition, then known as the "Guinness Book of Records", was a marketing tool: a compilation of interesting facts distributed to pub landlords to promote Guinness, an Irish drink.
The thesis of this dissertation is that an interesting class of idioms can be discovered by decomposing instructions into inefficient sequences to be avoided during compilation.
Designing and compilation of novel chemical molecules to optimize the structural characteristics of biomolecules is an interesting and fascinating domain of research at the interface of chemistry and molecular biology.
A fabricated compilation of sound snippets from a campaign speech.
Allen, who is a veteran Washington reporter, writes POLITICO's Playbook every day (yes, 365 days a year), an amazingly interesting quick take on everything relevant in Washington, from a compilation of newspaper headlines to candidate and White House activities.
(Here's a compilation of a few more).
A systematic compilation of earthquake precursors.
A video compilation of the incident is here.
