The phrase "attract sales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, business strategies, or sales techniques aimed at increasing revenue.
Example: "Our new advertising campaign is designed to attract sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "generate sales" or "drive sales".
That category is projected to attract sales of just $1.6 billion, according to Jupiter Communications, an Internet research firm.
But because the aircraft continues to attract sales, Boeing has said it doesn't need to take an accounting charge to write off any of that total.
The big dog regions of Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne will always attract sales, but there is a lake of mediocrity waiting to snare the unsuspecting.
To make their products stand out on air and thus attract sales, record companies have taken to reducing the dynamic range of recordings in the belief that loudness sells.
The recent addition of Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal to the cast had given its backers hope they could attract sales and financing at the upcoming Berlin International Film Festival.
The recent addition of Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal to the cast had given its backers hope they could attract sales and financing at the upcoming Berlin Film Festival, but a regrouping is now in order, those backers, Exclusive Media, said on Sunday.
India produces 6,000 million rupees' worth of khadi a year and attracts sales of nearly 9,000 million rupees.
Food courts situated beyond security checkpoints tend to attract higher sales.
They attract massive sales, ardent fans and huge, snaking queues at any event where they appear.
With little new to attract shoppers, sales have been dismal, even as competitors' dealerships have grown busier, and questions about Chrysler's long-term viability have lingered.
To attract early sales for new apps, it sends an e-mail to about 325,000 past customers who opted to get e-mails from the company, many of whom enthusiastically download the apps.
