The phrase "attracted objections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, action, or statement that has drawn criticism or disapproval from others.
Example: "The proposed policy changes attracted objections from several community members during the meeting."
Alternatives: "drew criticism" or "provoked dissent."
The only possible site, at Falmer on the eastern edge of the city, was close to downland and attracted objections from nearby villagers and Lewes District Council, the adjoining local authority.
And, although dramas such as this year's Happy Valley and Line of Duty attracted objections over graphic depictions of physical damage, even the most extreme scenes seemed to me justified as depictions of the reality of violence against police in contemporary society.
Although the two circles seem, in general, to have agreed with the thesis that a subject can be directed towards objects in fundamentally distinct ways, one of which is active, spontaneous, linguistic and conceptual, whereas the other is passive, non-linguistic and non-conceptual, this position nevertheless also attracted objections and criticism.
United Airlines has discovered that Sochi Facebook posts attract objections.
Unlike onshore wind farms, however, they have attracted few objections from local villagers.
CTM has attracted numerous objections.
Bristol City Council said a recent consultation over a 6% fare rise had not attracted any objections and would be implemented soon.
Lea says that he has known of renewables proposals with significant community backing and the potential to bring many local benefits that are refused after attracting local objections.
Naturally enough, this objection attracted the sympathetic attention of Popper, who had proposed a principle of "falsifiability" as a test of whether a given hypothesis is genuinely empirical (and therefore scientific).
Members of the west plans panel are due to meet to consider the controversial application, which has attracted more than 1,000 objections, next Thursday amid concerns that and inner city area will lose vital playing pitches.
So far, the Glen Cove site has not attracted the kind of objections that were voiced in Farmingville, where a group called the Sachem Quality of Life Organization spearheaded the opposition, or in Farmingdale, where the group advised residents who opposed the hiring site.
