The phrase "compelling nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is persuasive, captivating, or draws strong interest.
Example: "The compelling nature of her argument convinced many skeptics to reconsider their stance."
Alternatives: "captivating quality" or "persuasive essence."
That simple statement belies the compelling nature of the race.
So often the compelling nature of its matchups provides a definitive narrative for an entire event.
But here I think the compelling nature of this incident, and how they all handled it, was in itself quite extraordinary".
Her technical originality is equalled by the compelling nature of her subject matter, and Transit is a very fine novel indeed.
The chairman suggested the stress of Premier League management had taken its toll: "Roy brought amazing standards to this club, his compelling nature changed mind-sets.
The next step is choosing a carrier, and while your decision may be based on any number of factors like coverage or the compelling nature of commercials, I was trying to figure it out by looking at the best value.
The mechanistically non-compelling nature of the endosymbiosis postulated by the proponents of this fusion model contrasts with the requirements for successful endosymbiosis of the mitochondrial ancestor; this seems to have been overlooked in criticisms of fusion models.
His colors are compelling, evoking nature but more muted, as if seen through the screen door of time.
A compelling illusion that nature could be made to carve mankind's self-divisions into the earth had for a moment been preserved.
The Air Force quotes Mr. Miskovich's Feb. 28 memorandum, and calls the evidence of company misconduct "of so serious or compelling a nature that it affects their present responsibility to be government contractors or subcontractors".
The Pinterest frenzy provides marketers with an opportunity to leverage its compelling visual nature and weave it into a cohesive social experience within a brand's Facebook community.
