The phrase "attract values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability of something to draw in or appeal to certain principles, beliefs, or standards.
Example: "The new policy is designed to attract values that promote sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "draw in values" or "appeal to values".
Executives also referred repeatedly to a need to "rebalance" their message to attract value-oriented customers.
That's not a terrible destiny, but it would be a very different company," he added — one that would need to attract value investors focused on cash.
Coupons and price reductions attract value seekers who go wherever the discounts are.
About 70% of the NHIS funds come from a 2.5% National Health Insurance NHII) levy placed on all goods and services that attract valued added tax (VAT) [ 19, 20].
These problems have attracted value investors to Janus's battered stock, which fell to $16.38 at the end of March, down nearly 70percentt from a high of $53.94 reached by a predecessor company in September 2000.
At yesterday's closing price, an annual payout of $1.10 a share would give Pfizer a dividend yield of about 4.5percenttripleple that of the average big stock, potentially attracting value investors to the company.
This makes financial sense in industries with high fixed costs and low variable costs: larger sizes enable the company to charge higher prices that, even if they are just slightly larger, absorb a higher portion of fixed costs, while reducing packaging cost per volume and attracting value-minded consumers.
If femininity is something that you value and those whom you want to attract also value it, you may want to accentuate your feminine qualities.
If masculinity is something that you value and those whom you want to attract also value it, you may want to accentuate your masculine qualities.
Meanwhile, many of the same communities compete to attract high-value commercial developments.
