The phrase "a number of attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple characteristics or features of a person, object, or concept.
Example: "The software has a number of attributes that enhance its functionality and user experience."
Alternatives: "several attributes" or "various attributes".
It consists of a number of attributes and strongly held ideas and opinions.
They have a number of attributes we find very appealing in this environment.
The bacterium that causes anthrax has a number of attributes that, in combination, make it suitable as a biological weapon.
It was a loosely formed clique of mostly white gay men who shared a number of attributes that Dean admired: wealth, intelligence, wit, beauty, social standing.
In particular, they have a number of attributes — including their crested shapes and a subtle layering — that more recent stromatolites have, too.
Clifford Asness's AQR Capital Management and L.T.C.M. share a number of attributes; both are based on quantitative analysis of markets and the underlying historical data spanning decades; both aim for good returns while minimizing risk.
The note began: "Besides the occasional hangover, here's what else I could bring into the office," and proceeded to list a number of attributes that she seemed to feel would make her more desirable, including her sense of fashion.
They assess a number of attributes such as how you deal with policy under pressure, how you respond to emails, how creatively you think, your presentational skills and how you might deal with scrutiny.
As part of a project for a large aerospace company, Infosys had to calculate and optimise a number of attributes of a part, a task that was expected to take around 30 days.
Kimmel calls his system Magnet, an acronym for a number of attributes he seeks in stocks.
A number of attributes and assigned levels as indicated below were designed to generate hypothetical scenarios.
