"intriguing plot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the plot of a movie, book, or other story. For example, "The movie had an intriguing plot that kept me guessing until the very end."
Not even the intriguing plot lines.
The word use and prose, I believe, could have improved, but I think that was overridden by the intriguing plot.
Similar to the rest of Wodehouse's books The Adventures of Sally promises as much humour as the Jeeves collection does, but also contains an intriguing plot.
The intriguing plot centres on an American family who wind up in a car crash whilst on holiday in the Mediterranean.
An intriguing plot turn in the last third of the novel seems to promise much, but it ends up making Oates's portraits of Genna and Minette less satisfying.
And given the slight but intriguing plot, there are a few scenes around the middle that could be cut, given the piece a greater impact.
With all due respect to Slick Rick, more rappers than ever are crafting intriguing plots and layered characters.
So it is encouraging to find that the season has produced FA Cup quarter-finals rich in potentially intriguing plots for the remainder of the tournament.
The two front-runners have surprisingly subtle senses of humour, intriguing plots laced with satire and are odd enough to be penned by Spike Jonze.
Blazer's role in the affair, turning the tables on Bin Hammam and Warner, is one of the intriguing plots of this Fifa scandal.
His memorable characters, intriguing plots and elegant prose made him not just a great crime and western writer but a great writer, period.
