"enticing target" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a desirable and attractive objective. For example, "The company plans to reach its enticing target of 10 million customers by the end of next year."
"Vendors of election software and equipment play a critical role in the U.S. election system, and the Committee continues to be concerned that vendors represent an enticing target [f]or malicious cyber actors," according to a Senate Intelligence report from May.
Vietnam is an enticing target for such cases.
The contraceptive produces hormonal cues indicating early pregnancy, not an enticing target for a would-be suitor.
An excellent opposite-field hitter, he could find the Green Monster an enticing target -- and he would certainly be more dangerous than at Petco Park in San Diego.
Still, the spread between deposit and loan rates remains relatively wide, and measures of profitability at the biggest Cypriot banks have not shrunk as steeply as they have at their counterparts elsewhere in Europe.For officials looking for a voter-friendly way to raise revenue to plug the deficit, banks offer an enticing target.
Just as the ubiquitous nature of Windows made it an enticing target for malware writers and cyber-criminals, so it is with Android.
Having the Van Gaal name to help entice targets is a boon, too.
Mars scientists nominated eight enticing targets for NASA's next rover, due for launch in 2020.
Mars scientists today nominated eight enticing targets for NASA's next rover, due for launch in 2020.
Free e-mail providers are enticing hacker targets because of the amount of data that resides on the sites.
In some ways, the situation is a little reminiscent of Coty's failed attempt to buy Avon Products: a much smaller entity tried unsuccessfully to entice its target into merger talks, and then goes public with its offer.
