The phrase "already attractive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that possesses appeal or charm at a given point in time, often implying that this attractiveness existed prior to a specific moment or change.
Example: "The new design of the product is already attractive, but the added features make it even more appealing."
Alternatives: "already appealing" or "already charming".
People who are already attractive often get perceived as funnier, because the people attracted to them want them to be, even if it is at a subconscious level.
As for Buffett's five-billion-dollar investment in Goldman, Blankfein suggested that it had made an already attractive company even more so.
The Worldwide Fund for Nature's decision to use the panda as its logo half a century ago added a do-gooding gloss to this already attractive animal.
Longwood Gardens, in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has in recent years sent out several expeditions to collect species that have promise as breeding stock or, in some instances, are already attractive ornamental plants.
In natural distinction of stance, line both astonishingly refined and blazingly forceful, easy good manners to others and rapt immersion in the story, he epitomizes everything that is already attractive about the young people around him.
He said Manchester was already attractive to tech talent because it was a special city, adding: "There are a few obvious reasons why Manchester is already doing well – such as lower costs than London.
The XD and XDS, which we saw peeks of in a recent FCC filing, both support 1080p and have a few new features that make their already-attractive prices even more so.
In such places, micropower is already an attractive option.
"Ireland is already an attractive location for [foreign direct investment] for national-level reasons.
The majority of contestants they have to choose from, point out critics, are already suspiciously attractive.
Raquel Carvahlo, Greenpeace Amazon campaigner in Manaus, says the city, with its tax breaks for manufacturers, is already very attractive.
