The phrase "indeed appealing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a strong or desirable quality. Example: The job offer was indeed appealing, with its high salary, flexible hours, and comprehensive benefits package.
The statement stood out for its thinly veiled racism, though the opportunity to start over was indeed appealing to many.
But consumer VR's splashy debut in 2016 did not result in something that was immediately affordable, available, or indeed appealing to many, so it's no surprise if you've been standing back and waiting for a time to jump in.
Vicky is correct; Pope Francis is indeed appealing.
The anti-heroic aesthetics of ludic activist practices are indeed appealing for those who have grown weary of the over-used rhetoric of the left.
The use of luminescence emission from the lanthanide complexes in combination with ruthenium-based anticancer therapeutic drugs is indeed appealing for the design and synthesis of new potential cancer theranostics.
Indeed, by appealing to both camps and enlisting their support, President Obama hopes to neutralize potential critics, according to allies of the president on Wall Street.
Indeed, one appealing aspect of the technology is its low cost, another the flexibility in its use (where one can choose the area of cells to be lysed simply by redrawing the pattern).
Indeed, what makes "Lifegame" so appealing is the clear sense that its performers are there not to show off their obvious talents but to provide a frame for others.
Indeed, specificity is appealing.
It was indeed this remarkable mixture of feeling and detachment that made the book so appealing.
The use of in vitro data is indeed particularly appealing, as one can directly measure the drugs' effect on the site of action, i.e., intracellularly.
