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Free sign upThe phrase "attracted attention from a number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has garnered interest or notice from multiple people or groups.
Example: "The new art exhibit attracted attention from a number of local critics and art enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "caught the interest of several" or "garnered notice from multiple".
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The issue about self-employment has attracted attention from a number of researchers some of which concentrate on the decision to be self-employed.
Sally has yet to find a buyer for the ride but has attracted attention from a number of theme park operators.
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The announcement will attract attention from a number of Super League clubs, of whom Hull FC have already expressed an immediate interest in the 30-year-old.
The young man complies and turns noticeably whiter, attracting attention from a group of women.
After a positive start to the season, Cresswell attracted attention from other clubs, with a number of scouts attending matches to watch him play.
This research subject has attracted attention of a number of authors; for example, see [2 23].
The issue of reinterpreting the constitution has attracted attention from many quarters of society.
Keto has now attracted attention from all corners of the neurological community.
The case attracted attention from some civil rights advocates because of the police tactics.
Both days of the battle attracted attention from almost all the world's navies.
The makeup of the schools has also attracted attention from state legislators.
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