"worth enjoying" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize the value or worth of an experience or activity. For example, "The sunset tonight was definitely worth enjoying."
Mr. Jenkins doesn't bear the aura of artistic longevity, but he's worth enjoying while he's hanging around.
You're saying that a certain framework will exist after you, that there will be a world that's worth enjoying for the next generation.
The relevant bits have gone viral, thanks to a handy precis from the Digital Spy website, but it's worth enjoying them again.
He concludes: Captain America: Civil War is a good movie, one worth enjoying on the biggest screen you can find, and one that will entertain the hell out of lots of people even as it goes against the grain in some surprising ways.
The review is well worth enjoying in full.
For Gunter, the goal is just to provide all residents with public spaces and amenities that are worth enjoying.
In the meantime, while you're in between reading all of mainstream media and blogosphere's senseless blathering about what Facebook is really worth, enjoy these photos of Facebook employees sleeping at headquarters.
And there is a growing movement brewing out there that is worth watching, enjoying, and actively supporting.
But in fact there are only two kinds that eat clothes… For what it's worth I enjoyed it more.
As for any visible bump to his net worth, Ellison enjoyed a slight uptick between Wednesday and Thursday due to the deal's announcement.
That's like somebody buying your painting simply because of how much they're told it's worth, versus actually enjoying looking at that painting and feeling inspired by it.
