The phrase "a particular attraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific appeal or interest that something has for someone.
Example: "The museum has a particular attraction for art lovers due to its extensive collection of modern art."
Alternatives: "a specific appeal" or "a distinct allure".
Carnaby Street was never a particular attraction.
The bread – plain, garlic, cinnamon – seemed a particular attraction.
And there is a particular attraction to a crime novel set in a different country.
The richness of the American market gives it a particular attraction for publishers and authors of almost every other country.
Virtual products have a particular attraction to businesses because beyond the cost infrastructure already in place, overheads are few and manufacturing costs zero.
But the pacifist philosophy has proved a particular attraction to black and Hispanic New Yorkers, said Bishop Monroe J. Yoder, pastor of the Seventh Avenue church.
Information on the probability of attaining a particular attractor is obtained by quantifying its connected basin of attraction.
Depending on the position of its initial conditions, a trajectory will find itself in a particular basin of attraction, that is, in the dynamical regime of a particular attractor.
Platinum-free electrocatalysts especially, various heteroatom-doped carbon nanostructures have attracted particular attraction as plausible solution for commercializing fuel cell technology.
There are two main areas of the rajid fishery; to the north of the Falkland Islands, situated over the shelf break, and immediately south of the Falkland Islands where an indentation of the shelf produces an area of particular attraction to large species associated with cold-water and shelf slope areas.
Tourism has supplanted this to a certain extent with a modern marina providing support for river cruisers and watersports facilities and the town is an important angling centre, with particular attraction for pike anglers.
