The phrase "a central attraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a main point of interest or a key feature that draws attention in a particular context, such as tourism or events.
Example: "The museum's new exhibit is a central attraction for visitors this summer."
Alternatives: "a main draw" or "a key highlight".
"It's right to make them a central attraction.
Hooke mentioned his analysis of planetary motion in effect, the continuous diversion of a rectilinear motion by a central attraction.
At their request, the taxi had been parked at the Gateway of India, the British-built arch that has been a central attraction.
In coastal communities, where the scent of saltwater in the air is a central attraction, mildew and other types of mold have long been facts of life, an annoyance battled daily with mundane weapons like a spray bottle of bleach.
A central attraction will be a haunted train tunnel, built by students at the School of Visual Arts, and the Ghost Train, a giant 18-foot train puppet made by local children and teaching artists.
And while music was a central attraction in pioneering sound films like "The Jazz Singer," it was quickly taken for granted, slipping into the background to lend tone and subliminal structure to a film.
Tommy is a walking showman who turns his life into an unwanted show, delivered with a sort of grotesque charisma but no technique, nothing but the raging impulse of the moment, all organized around his unbending and universal theme: he is a star, the central attraction of wherever he is, the hero of his own place, and the failure of the world to acknowledge this is a cosmic injustice.
Mount Kŭmo (Geumo; 3,205 feet [977 metres]), 3 miles (5 km) southwest of the city, is the central attraction of a provincial park that includes a noted waterfall, Buddhist temples, and a stone carving of the Buddha near the summit of the mountain.
Its central attraction is a music pavilion designed by the architect Frank Gehry, an elaborate construction of billowing curves of stainless steel and a gigantic steel trellis.
David Beckham leaves his private jet and travels in a limousine, from where he steps into the opulent Venetian casino in Macau, becoming the central attraction of a masquerade ball in full swing.
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