"tempting scent" is correct and widely used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a smell which is inviting and alluring. For example, "The kitchen was filled with a tempting scent of freshly baked bread."
The investigators found, overall, that "human more than dog influences affected alert locations": the meat decoy attracted more false alarms than anything in the control room, but the decoy with the sign prompted nearly twice as many false alerts as the one with the tempting scent.
As I stood, undecided, I noticed another heady, sweet and impossibly tempting scent.
Along the way, I browsed in several stores not on my list, drawn by the tempting scents and samples.
Huge, chaotic and confusing, suffused with tempting scents, whirligig colours and the strains of music ranging from classical Thai to dub reggae, Bangkok's weekend Chatuchak Market is the market to end all markets.
As tempting as the scents may seem, you don't want to drink the bathwater because for one, you are naked in the water and that would be gross, and two, there is essential oils in it, and it's not very good to digest those.
He and his colleagues can be seen around the capital, turning their browning bratwursts with tongs and tempting pedestrians with the scent of cooking meat wafting from their grills.
The two spices are de trop – the only flavour here should be apples – but I am tempted by the heady scent of the brandy, which soaks into the fruits as they cook.
For example, would mice exhibit different behaviors if they were tempted with rewards for scent detection, rather than punished with an uncomfortable injection as they were in this study?
The coffee scent might tempt you.
Other times to try collecting urine are immediately after she has had a meal, or on your normal walk when there are interesting smells to sniff and tempt your dog to scent mark as a distraction.
There's a vast range out there waiting to be enjoyed, but Lily-Flame offers some tempting hand-made tins in scents such as 'Fairydust', 'Bluebell Forest' and 'Heather and Honey'.
