The phrase "a very attractive study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a research study or academic work that is appealing or interesting in some way.
Example: "The researchers presented a very attractive study that highlighted the benefits of mindfulness in reducing stress."
Alternatives: "an appealing study" or "a compelling study".
"It created a very attractive story.
Despite decades of study, the regulation mechanisms and all pathways involved have not been unequivocally determined making this metabolic phenomenon a very attractive one to study and test with the new mathematical modeling method developed in the current work.
Lots of analytic results have been worked out for classical billiards so this is makes billiards a very attractive model to study.
Thus, the Xanthomonas genus, which affects two major model plants (Arabidopsis and rice), constitutes a very attractive model to study plant-pathogen interactions.
These general characteristics of E. multilocularis, including the seemingly tumor like growth, its ability to modulate host immune responses, and the fact that in vitro culture is an established technique, renders this parasite a very attractive model to study the host-parasite interplay in view to reveal potentially novel modes of therapy [56].
The unexpectedly rich evolution history observed at TaMET1 makes these loci a very attractive model to study further gene evolutionary mechanisms occurring in hexaploid wheat.
Although, silodosin is a very attractive drug, further studies for efficacy and safety, especially, a long-term study comparing this drug with other α1-adrenergic receptor antagonists, are needed.
Therefore, they form a very attractive model for studies of the genetic basis of local adaptation and speciation.
Thus, the genome sequence of O. tsutsugamushi strain Ikeda will be not only the genetic basis for a better understanding of the biology of the bacterium and pathogenesis of the ' Tsutsugamushi' disease, but also a very attractive material for studying the processes of genome evolution and the high plasticity of bacterial genomes.
