The phrase "compelling participation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something or someone is forcing people to be involved. For example, "Government policies are aimed at compelling participation in the workforce."
That same viewer may also at this moment find a more compelling laboratory of participation in Zuccotti Park.
The participants were given a disturbance allowance of £100 (£20 per week), to provide a limited, but not compelling, incentive for participation.
For the time being, however, the Dawn Wall is climbing's most compelling argument for broader participation from curious onlookers.
There is a compelling need for the participation of the veterinarian in the design of appropriate anthelmintic treatments and prevention strategies.
Our results provide the most compelling evidence for the participation of Galileo in the generation of Drosophila inversions and for ectopic recombination as the responsible mechanism.
Still, whilst such exercise programmes have demonstrated short-term improvements in patient health [ 27], there is no compelling evidence for sustained participation in PA post programmes and associated long-term improvements in specific outcomes.
These papers, and that of BeLue et al described in the section above on medical dimensions, make a compelling case for community participation as an essential precondition for effective prevention, care and support of the chronically ill.
Although these experimental studies provide compelling evidence for the participation of EndoMT in the development of experimentally-induced fibrotic processes the precise role of EndoMT in the pathogenesis of human fibrotic disorders requires confirmation and validation from studies of human clinical pathologic conditions.
They should also be central to widening participation by developing compelling stories that inspire young people to apply to university.
"We will draw people in through a compelling media site that encourages participation via our decentralized platform.
The Institute for Public Policy Research, a centre-left think tank, highlighting a "dramatic social class divide in electoral participation", has advocated compelling first-time voters to turn out to try to "kick-start voting as a habit of a life-time", with the proviso that the option of "none of the above" should be available on the ballot paper.
