'compelling plot' is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to describe a story or narrative that is especially interesting and captivating. For example, you could say: "The film has a compelling plot that kept me on the edge of my seat".
In assured, elegant prose, McEwan unfolds a compelling plot with exquisite subtlety and acute observation.
Short on heroes and villains, his book is populated instead with complex figures in a compelling plot.
Still, naked of a compelling plot, in a strange sense Oates's remarkable ability is clearer than ever.
In some ways Visitors is a very conventional novel - a linear narrative, carefully-crafted characters, and a compelling plot.
How would you manage to impart interesting and factual scientific information in the story but make sure it does not distract from the compelling plot and characters?
And while the titular villain is more stroppy adolescent than brooding menace, Arkham Knight's supporting cast – which I shan't spoil - work tirelessly to create a compelling plot.
Still, the most compelling plots remain those of the subalterns, who are forced to wield power from below.
He is regarded as having a great talent for fashioning compelling plots out of apparently unpromising circumstances and characters.
Have you ever come up with a great idea for a story, only to think: "What happens next?" This workshop with bestselling author SJ Parris and improvisation expert Sean McCann will help you craft compelling plots for fiction or drama.
Late-night premium cable television became a new outlet for soft-core films in the early 1990s, tapping into a large market: viewers who avoided hard-core pornography but who were nonetheless keen on seeing sexy people in compelling plots and in slightly less-than-explicit couplings.
These shows are sophisticated, with complex characters, deep mythology, compelling plots, and beautiful artwork.
