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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aesthetic incentive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a motivation or reason that is based on beauty or artistic value.
Example: "The designer incorporated an aesthetic incentive into the project, aiming to create a visually appealing environment that would attract more visitors."
Alternatives: "artistic motivation" or "visual appeal factor".
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The technique is not a flexible one, and the emphasis of Theravada Buddhism on the exact imitation of ancient Buddha images gave the Burmese no aesthetic incentive to develop the expression of their figures or compositions.
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While this mechanic adds a refreshing new dimension to the overpowered gameplay, the expansions' bland visual take on the aesthetic of the underworld provides little incentive to soar around its indistinguishable sandbox districts.
As landscapes continue to transition toward residential uses, it is imperative that conservation programs adapt buffer design and program incentives to meet riparian residential landowner normative and aesthetic preferences.
This involved different policies -- a merchant's alliance formed to do advocacy; historically-sensitive aesthetic requirements were enforced on buildings old and new; and historic tax credits incentived landlords to do renovations.
Na Bulovce, a large state-funded hospital in Prague, lists incentives on its Web site that include lunch vouchers, child day care and "aesthetic operations at reduced prices".
Aesthetic Plast.
That's aesthetic.
"It fits my aesthetic".
I'm very aesthetic.
That was her aesthetic".
That's my aesthetic.
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