The phrase "appealing ideal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a concept or notion that is attractive or desirable in theory, often in discussions about values, goals, or aspirations.
Example: "The notion of a sustainable future is an appealing ideal that many strive to achieve."
Alternatives: "attractive concept" or "desirable vision."
Victor Watson, Assistant Director of Research at Homerton College, Cambridge, believes that Blyton's works reveal an "essential longing and potential associated with childhood", and notes how the opening pages of The Mountain of Adventure present a "deeply appealing ideal of childhood".
Weather modification ("weather mod"), or cloud seeding, is a particularly appealing ideal.
Maltman's ability to veer between full-throated darkness and appealing tenderness is ideal for songs such as Schubert's Der Kampf, with its mix of political rage and erotic regret.
You can coerce them with threats, convince them by pointing out their own interests, or entice them by appealing to their ideals.
"But the emotional details of Kate, Nick and Zoe's journey are surprising, honest and life size, and the film's determination to present their predicament sympathetically, without appealing to retrograde ideals of femininity and motherhood, makes it notable".
"But the emotional details of Kate, Nick and Zoe's journey are surprising, honest and life size, and the film's determination to present their predicament sympathetically, without appealing to retrograde ideals of femininity and motherhood, makes it notable, and in some ways unique".
For nearly a decade, I manipulated my body to make it smaller, more appealing, more ideal according to some manufactured and widely sold standard of beauty.
In other words, the English attitude towards the EU is transactional rather than transformational – therefore appealing to the European ideal or England's better self is pointless.
Overheated talent markets prompt companies to move production elsewhere to Mysore rather than Bangalore, say, or Austin, Texas, rather than Silicon Valley.Above all, there is something appealing about the meritocratic ideal: most people are willing to accept wide inequalities if they are coupled with equality of opportunity.
This will be true, at least, if state officials justify their favoritism toward the ideal by appealing to the reasons that establish its soundness.
