The phrase "are attracting from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers due to its awkward construction.
Example: "The new marketing strategies are attracting from a diverse audience."
Alternatives: "are drawing from" or "are appealing to".
Insects and animals are attracted from long distances to the fungus to feed at it, though when they touch it they are immediately struck dead.
It elicits a "retinue response", in which workers are attracted from a distance (several cm) and then antennate and groom the queen [18] [21].
After wounding, fibroblasts are attracted from the edge of the wound or from the bone marrow [ 10].
In RA, precursors from the monocyte/macrophage lineage are attracted from the blood to the inflamed joint and fuse to become active multinucleated osteoclasts, causing bone destruction.
We show that groups of NC cells are attracted from a distance to a source of Sdf1 which amplifies and stabilizes protrusions that are established at the leading edge by an N-cadherin/CIL-dependent mechanism.
In RA, synovial fluid (SF) contains a large number of neutrophils, which are attracted from the synovial microstructure to the synovial cavity by chemotactic agents such as C5a and leukotriene B [ 1].
She told The Huffington Post that she wasn't too concerned about the attention she was attracting from Republicans at the convention.
When one bird descends to a dead or dying animal, others may be attracted from miles away.
When we implanted vascular grafts impregnated with SDF-1α and/or FN as carotid artery interpositions, primitive cells were attracted from the circulation.
In regard to inadequate cap italization, traditionally when an industry begins to show a sharp growth in volume, cap ital is attracted from outside sources.
