"in compelling" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
As an example, you could say: "He delivered a compelling argument in support of his position." In this sentence, the phrase "in compelling" is modifying the word "argument".
We need to do the science in compelling new ways.
Aldous describes in compelling detail how the Americans saw the campaign as a fit of post-colonial hubris.
Bragging about "wonder missiles" doesn't help at all in compelling the West to listen to denials of too many crimes.
Mr. Grass juxtaposes his guilt and anguish when addressing the German perpetration of the Holocaust, and has been a major force in compelling Germans to acknowledge it.
The intersection of these factors was significant in compelling the Victorian Government to invest in early childhood programs.
In this study we investigated the interaction between OTX2 and p63 transcription factor, in compelling also the correct vestibular organogenesis, adding some major information about the structure of the pathway.
Saner those class-rooms which I sat in, Compelled to study Greek and Latin.
Funny in satire; more of a concern in compelled funding 'news' via the edit suite filter.
The official Presidential Proclamation noted, "Around the world, millions of men, women, and children are bought, sold, beaten, and abused, locked in compelled service and hidden in darkness.
As a consequence, millions of victims suffer in grossly exploitative situations every day, and only a small number of the victims held in compelled service have been given the assistance and services they need.
But they were successfully deployed against Japan in August 1945, compelling it to submit to unconditional surrender.
