The phrase "are capable of attracting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the ability of someone or something to draw interest or attention.
Example: "The vibrant colors of the flowers are capable of attracting a variety of pollinators."
Alternatives: "have the ability to attract" or "can draw in".
Ronaldinho's recruitment also showed that Fluminense are capable of attracting the greatest players in world football".
"Ryan's arrival indicates the ambition that Bristol has and the quality of players we are capable of attracting," said director of rugby Robinson.
Apart from these largely unexplored autocrine effects that modulate CXCR1 and CXCR2 surface levels; we show that DC are capable of attracting or retaining neutrophils in an IL-8-dependent fashion.
Taken together, co-culture with activated retinal microglia induced RPE cells to up-regulate the expression and secretion of chemoattractants, CCL2, CCL5, and SDF-1, which are capable of attracting retinal microglia into the subretinal space, and to also increase the expression of cell-surface adhesion molecules which may retain microglia in that location.
In addition, departments that are capable of attracting external money achieve high scores as well, which reflects that they are recognised in society as internationally leading groups in a relevant clinical field.
Shepherd is capable of attracting attention.
Kerry Earnhardt is capable of attracting attention on his own.
Any new system must be capable of attracting widespread political and public support, and be delivered quickly, giving real benefits.
Love him or loathe him, Mr Corbyn – or what he represents – is capable of attracting and enthusing support.
They found it hard to believe that I was capable of attracting a man – much less marrying one.
"We have to make sure we have a blend of players performing well on the pitch but also retain a business that is capable of attracting an investor".
