The phrase "attracted here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is drawn to a particular place or location.
Example: "The vibrant colors of the flowers attracted here many visitors during the spring festival."
Alternatives: "drawn here" or "lured here".
"At the same time we have a huge number of visiting motorists attracted here by our fine shops, restaurants and other attractions.
The others, clearly, are attracted here by the weather.
To suggest that talent is not already here and cannot be attracted here is "insulting," said Ellen Belcher, the editorial page editor of The Dayton Daily News.
"People will say it was a protest vote but who we attracted here were non-voters who had not voted for 20 years - they are not protest votes".
Mr. Kesminas, who considers "Hughbris" a work in progress, said he intended to add clippings and photo images from the news media coverage the sculpture had attracted here.
"It was carefully organized by the No camp with the goal of influencing Quebec voters". Many visitors were attracted here by cut-rate fares, as much as 90percentt below usual.
That's a group we need to attract here".
"But there are players we can attract here".
The Abbott government has no one to blame but themselves for the new recruits that Isis is attracting here in Australia.
For the developer, "we see a whole bunch of benefits in terms of the growth trajectory of the neighborhood and the kinds of folks that are down here and that we want to attract here," said Tucker Reed, the director of special projects for Two Trees.
And I'm looking at this and saying, 'Wow, this is exactly the kind of business that in the early days of the business district we were hoping to attract here.' " City officials have tried to find a compromise — have the film students park elsewhere?
