"engagingly written" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase means that something is written in a way that is charming, interesting, and holds the reader's attention. One can use this phrase to describe something that they have read or written, such as a book, article, or essay. For example: - "The novel was engagingly written, with a captivating plot and well-developed characters." - "The research paper was engagingly written, making a complex topic easy to understand for the reader." - "I was drawn in by the engagingly written article about the latest technological advancements."
Unfortunately, the book is not engagingly written.
Eccentric, anarchic and engagingly written, this is a guaranteed winner with the sniggering classes.
Illuminating in its ideas and engagingly written, the book has long since attained classic status.
But it is so engagingly written that you also want to say TMM (tell me more).
For the disaffected protagonist of this skillfully plotted and engagingly written novel, the search for the secret of invisibility leads to painful but ultimately liberating self-knowledge.
Deeply researched, engagingly written, handsomely produced, it focuses on the amazing silverware produced by Indian craftsmen for a European cliental during the British Raj.
His chapters on each of these countries - written engagingly with a reporter's eye - leaves the reader pessimistic as to whether anything positive will emerge from the American presence there.
This "engagingly lightweight drama," written and directed by Paul Weitz, "is a gently revisionist fairy tale about good versus evil set on the battlefield of contemporary corporate culture, a site of our leading blood sport," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
Sparsely and movingly told by Said (whose own life was as quite as extraordinary as his book), it is written, engagingly, in the first person: Ali, a handsome young Azeri aristocrat and a Muslim, tells us the story of his courtship of and marriage to beautiful Nino, a Georgian princess and a Christian.
Is it written engagingly and is it to the point?" If you answer no, then you might have discovered that you're not being direct and communicating well with your audience.
But he has written so engagingly discursive an account of the events leading up to the cataclysm which finally occurs, after a masterful build-up of literary and geological tension, only on page 234 that it is impossible to be so harsh.
