"enticing choice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a choice that is attractive and appealing. For example, "John was presented with an enticing choice between vacationing in Hawaii or New Zealand."
Yet the very factors that make Mr. Lieberman an enticing choice also make him a vulnerable one.
With bitter irony, Collins unfolds the narrator's "uncolored" essence, which makes her an even more enticing choice for the "Negro with aristocratic tendencies" who flatters her with his affection until she rebels.
The EFF has re-energised the debate in parliament, often eclipsing the DA, and offering a more enticing choice to people looking for a "protest vote" against the ANC.
But concertgoers still have some enticing choices.
On New Year's Eve there are some enticing choices.
Those who decide to order appetizers have enticing choices.
In discussing their choices, Democrats sounded like diners ooohing and ahhing slowly �� very slowly — over a menu with too many enticing choices.
Appetizers, although over-priced in comparison to entrees (there are $10.50 pastas, $12 and $14 seafood and meat main dishes, while starters run from $8.50 to more than $14 , offer especially enticing choices.
In the search for affordable 11.6-inch netbooks, you have a couple of enticing choices in the Acer Aspire One 751h (see review here) and the Gateway LT3103.
Scallops ($16), Marinated Tuna ($16), Oyster from the raw bar ($18), all are enticing choices.
From fine dining in an elegant setting at the Glimmerglass to traditional favorites in a casual environment at the Hawkeye Bar & Grill, the Otesaga offers a rich diversity of mouthwatering dining options featuring seasonal menu with enticing choices.
