"enticing option" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an opportunity or choice that is very attractive to someone. For example, "The new extended warranty was an enticing option for many customers."
Dwight Howard, the Magic center, presents an enticing option.
For other women, home might seem like an enticing option.
Before long, global heating could reach a level that makes geoengineering an enticing option.
That presents an enticing option, as early as next May — Yankee Stadium.
Franchises justifiably fret over the increasingly enticing option of fans sitting at home in front of their newly affordable 50-inch H.D. set.
Such risks in the developing world have helped to make Canada, with its stable legal system and proximity to U.S. consumers, an increasingly enticing option for many companies.
To the Editor: Elizabeth Andoh's Choice Tables column, "In Tokyo Station, Enticing Options" (Nov. 5), did not mention a bit of history.
Contributors offer enticing options for both big spenders and budget minded in six favorite destinations, including Madrid, Copenhagen and Moscow.
He called it an approach-approach conflict: faced with enticing options, you find yourself unable to commit to any of them quickly.
For those who already own a Palm organizer or who don't want to buy a Palm VII, there are a couple of other enticing options.
When Kurtley Beale, Willie le Roux, Kyle Eastmond, James Haskell et al are fit and available to take to the pitch together after Christmas their director of rugby, Dai Young, really will have some enticing options at his disposal.
