"engaging plot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a book, movie, play, or any other story that is interesting and captivating. For example: “The play I saw last night had an engaging plot that kept the audience hooked throughout the entire performance.”.
Though it feels a bit like an exposition dump, it still features engaging plot progression.
Still, as explained in the trailer (well done, trailer!) there's a very engaging plot development: one day a box arrives on their doorstep.
To make a long and engaging plot short, Harry teaches Mrs. Trafalgar how to slam down a phone and tell her husband off.
The shows were known for their musical scores, which were rooted in global popular music; simple but engaging plot lines; fantastic costumes and special effects; and, above all, spellbinding feats of physical daring.
Critics generally praised the game's engaging plot and gameplay, but criticised it for not being a big progression from its predecessor.
When presented with a complex, emotionally engaging plot and sensual content that doesn't degrade or shame female sexuality, they'll tune in, gladly.
For, while the realm of apps is steadily increasing everyone's expectations of interactive media, it's the most old-fashioned virtues that tend to bring the greatest rewards with words: force and clarity of style; hard-hitting themes; engaging plots and characters.
He identified enticing genres, engaging plots (e.g. why we sympathize with fallen characters), the importance of surprise elements, exciting character types, compelling heroes' goals, and the resultant emotional effect they have upon audiences.
The Gladys of the last act has aged in many small ways; her gait and expression show she has done much more in the past 40 years than sit around the kitchen engaging in idle plot synopsis.
"But they're also engaging with the plot of the comic and saying, 'I hope this happens or doesn't happen,' or 'Have you thought about this representation of your character?' Reader engagement is important throughout all comics, but there's something unique about how it gets wielded in queer comics.
Today's third generation is engaged in plots that are simpler yet more widespread than the 9/11 attacks by Al Qaeda, Watts told me.
