The phrase 'enticing performance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a performance that is attractive and generates interest or excitement. For example: "We were treated to an enticing performance from the local theater group."
Later, while pitching his idea for a Pawnee amphitheatre, Tom expresses hope it would entice performances from such rappers as Lil Wayne, Drake and Jay-Z.
So, later, when people gave the show several standing ovations, were they applauding the enticing performances, the obvious potential of "Here Lies Love" or the fact that Mr. Byrne is an immensely charming artist who loves to take anticommercial risks?
As enticing as Kaufmann's performance may be, it does not come cheap.
And, like many contemporary artists, he was a master showman, enticing potential customers with bravura performances.
The conundrums are as enticing as the romantic fencing, the performances, and the Italian locations.
About a performance at her art school graduation: "Exciting, enticing and exclusive, the event challenged the viewer to confront their parallel feelings of attraction and repulsion when faced with this seductive spectacle".
As technology and increased production capacity make it cheaper to build products based on older specifications, companies lower the prices on existing products while introducing new features and better performance to entice high-end buyers.
She exuded a level of excitement that I rarely experience in my conversations with tech people about not-so-enticing topics, such as performance reviews.
McKenna estimates that only 10percentt of the customers visit Erin McKenna's Bakery for dietary reasons; the rest are enticed by the live performance of cupcake frosting and donut dunking happening in the storefront window.
The increased design space the technology offers is enticing to designers, who are given an opportunity to develop components that exceed prior performance levels; optimization tools can be used to provide guidance.
