The phrase "attracted varied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has drawn a diverse range of responses or interests, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The exhibition attracted varied audiences, from art enthusiasts to casual visitors."
Alternatives: "drew diverse" or "appealed to a range of".
Her studio in the London mews attracted varied admirers, including Walter and Joan Mondale, the fashion designer Issey Miyake and the sculptor Dan Flavin.
While the death of cancer cells under the NPs-aided EMF effect has in the past attracted varied interpretations, either as a thermal or non-thermal effect, photothermal effect has gained a wide acceptance due to the exhibited hyperthermia.
And how would anyone enjoy heaven knowing that people are suffering eternally?" It's a good question that attracted varied responses.
Joanna Coles, editor in chief of Cosmopolitan, said celebrities like Ms. Jolie sell well because they attract varied audiences.
Part of the strength of the fish & chip trade relies on not diversifying too much; just enough to attract varied customers.
And the segment of Latino immigrants Miami has attracted also varies from those in cities close to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Eddie Bauer attracted bidders as varied as the Iconix Brand Group of New York, the owner of the Rocawear clothing brand, and the liquidators Hilco Consumer Capital and the Gordon Brothers Group, said David Pollack, a bankruptcy lawyer.
In contrast to the amateur student groups, the professional shows speak for everybody & attract large & varied audiences.
Park Deli's eclectic merchandise attracts an equally varied customer base.
The extent to which moths are attracted to light varies according to a number of factors.
They could also be targeted and varied to attract teachers with particularly valued expertise in maths, say, or foreign languages.
