"engaging text" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing something that is interesting to read or watch. For example, "The author wrote engaging text that kept readers captivated until the very last page."
Use clear, easy to understand terms and engaging text that leads the reader through the publication and piques their interest in your company.
The book which was noted for its engaging text and humour led to an appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
In HUTTERITES OF MONTANA (Yale University, $39.95), Wilson's vivid photographs and engaging text focus on two Hutterite groups.
Covell's engaging text addresses the reader directly, wondering openly what will happen next; and it works in able counterpoint to the bold, simple illustrations.
(Ages 5 and up) Don't just look at the brilliantly designed and executed pop-ups of more than 35 different dinosaurs; the engaging text, paragraph by paragraph, is a terrific introduction to everyone's favorite extinct creatures.
Besides its forward and linguistically engaging text, the book gathers weird handwritten crib notes, crude drawings, photography, hyper-shaped paragraphs, and verse to assemble an experience both tricky and spinning in how it works around the reader.
Tinsley sets emotive guidelines for a respectful learning environment within the syllabus: In this course, students engage texts that deal explicitly racism, misogyny, poverty, marginalized religions, unconventional sexuality, and racialized and sexual violence.
Engaging these texts required improvising linguistic and conceptual bridges, but ultimately also building new kinds of cultural consciousness and identity.
Middle school students engage with text the way they engage with the world; they search for signs of weakness, and prepare to feel contempt.
But Miss Cleary, of Nashville, in her song "I.M. Me," has engaged in text messaging, a combination of initialese and the euphonic use of the alphabet that deserves scholarly attention.
