The phrase "attracted for a" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a complete thought or meaning.
Example: "She felt attracted for a moment, but then she changed her mind."
Alternatives: "drawn to" or "interested in".
Mr. Jones seemed to be struggling with how to save face and hold on to the spotlight he has attracted for an act that could make him a widely reviled figure.
But, thanks to Ali and the kind of crowd he attracts, for an hour in Edinburgh I got to be a counter-revolutionary.
EasyJet, a British budget airline, attracted ridicule for a poster it produced earlier this year featuring a bulging bikini top and the slogan "Discover weapons of mass distraction".
Boston Dynamics, which has attracted attention for a transport robot called BigDog and more recently for a four-legged running robot called Cheetah, has a humanoid robot called Atlas.
MES: Is this a theme you've been attracted to for a long time or were these photographs compiled rather quickly as a specific project?
"This is a city that has attracted outsiders for a very long time, Blue says.
Carbonic anhydrase (CA) of the chicken has attracted attention for a long time because it has an important role in the eggshell formation.
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"Peekskill attracted us for a number of reasons," Dr. Straus said.
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