The phrase "attracting effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing phenomena or forces that draw or pull something towards them, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The attracting effect of gravity is what keeps the planets in orbit around the sun."
Alternatives: "pulling effect" or "gravitational influence."
A compelling structure in nonfiction can have an attracting effect analogous to a story line in fiction". Et cetera. Et cetera. And so forth, and so on.
In a recent New Yorker essay on structure, McPhee states his case: "A compelling structure in non-fiction can have an attracting effect analogous to a story line in fiction".
This is understandable considering the repulsing and attracting effect of the electric field on the main reacting anions and cations (Cd2+ and S2O32-), respectively [31].
A calving cow and her newborn calf appear to have an attracting effect on periparturient cows, which may potentially influence the functionality of future motivation-based calving pen designs.
The simulations show that a low pressure zone between the two polarizable conducting particles will be induced if the external electric field is applied parallel along the imaginary line connecting the two particles, resulting in an attracting effect between the two particles.
We found no such attracting effect from RT towards C. vestalis that could have led to synergy in P. xylostella biocontrol.
The repelling and attracting effects of the interface parameter on the image force are discussed.
We have been attracted by effects of the SNS on neutrophils and monocytes, but effects on defensin secretion are presently not known.
"There is also fear that by creating better accommodation there will be a magnet effect, attracting more people".
The friendly decoys had the desired effect, attracting albatrosses that like to hang out around the "little fake birds sitting on the beach," said Dr. Wallace.
Ms. Gallagher, who has done work for Wal-Mart, said she hoped that the 1,500 planned stores would cause a "snowball effect," attracting even more grocery retailers to underserved neighborhoods.
