The phrase "attract adherents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a movement, idea, or organization to draw in supporters or followers.
Example: "The new policy aims to attract adherents who believe in sustainable practices and environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "gain followers" or "draw supporters".
Paternalism has become the most dangerous thing, where the politicians only give so they can attract adherents".
It is conservative and leads to a quiet game, but long after the death of Akiba Rubinstein in 1961 it continues to attract adherents.
Sadly, these lessons remain relevant today, in an era where socialism has again begun to attract adherents in various parts of the world.
At the same time, the patriarch successfully lobbied the government over the last decade to adopt restrictions on other Christian denominations to impede their efforts to attract adherents in Russia.
The successful realization of the long sought-after caliphate — the establishment of which forms the core of jihadist ideology no matter the group — has certainly helped the Islamic State inspire and attract adherents.
Ranging from the near-naturalistic to the abstract, sculpturally bold but covered with incised patterns of the utmost delicacy, they give clear evidence of why they were among the first African forms to catch the attention of the European artists (Matisse adored them), and why they continue to attract adherents in and outside Africa today.
Though the dogma may be irrecoverable, Dr. Glowacki argues that it rapidly attracted adherents.
Yet, though her upbeat music and charismatic performance style attracted adherents like Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash, Tharpe is only lately being accorded her rightful place in rock history.
Designed badly, such policies could do more harm than good.The idea that redistribution could help spur growth has long attracted adherents.
Throughout Chinese history, mysticism has played a critical role in times of political turmoil, attracting adherents confused by sudden changes in society and becoming explosively violent when the authorities act to suppress them.
It has attracted adherents because of the game's strong storyline, its creators say. Lee Sparks, the associate producer at Blizzard, told the Guardian: "The story is very important to Lich King.
