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The phrase "attracting interest from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is drawing attention or curiosity from a particular group or audience.
Example: "The new product launch is attracting interest from tech enthusiasts and industry experts alike."
Alternatives: "gaining attention from" or "drawing interest from".
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Despite its relatively small size, Apple & Eve is also attracting interest from restaurateurs, grocers, advertising executives and just about everyone interested in riding the so-called wellness wave.
Backers say that they are attracting interest from private investors.
He is also reportedly attracting interest from a number of other leading European clubs.
At the same time, Britain's agricultural land is attracting interest from abroad.
Of the candidates attracting interest from the Koch brothers, only three have declared.
The site is intended for amateurs, but Printcasting is attracting interest from newspaper publishers.
It has also been attracting interest from US television news, from ABC News to Fox News.
The solution is attracting interest from the clean tech community too.
Artists are using computer-generated images, LED lighting, video and other technology, and it's attracting interest from companies.
It's already attracting interest from multinational companies which have offices in Morocco, such as Coca-Cola, Telefónica and Cuatrecasas.
A technology feared for its potential as a bioweapon is attracting interest from farmers as a way to control pests.
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