The phrase "attraction factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the elements or characteristics that draw people or interest to something, such as a location, product, or idea.
Example: "The attraction factors of the city include its vibrant culture, historical landmarks, and diverse cuisine."
Alternatives: "appeal factors" or "draw factors".
The findings identified critical attraction factors for the retention of sampled firms.
As repulsion and attraction factors, both key aspects in the Spatial Interaction Models, the province-port travel time along the road network and the container throughput of the ports were considered respectively.
The questionnaire covered four (4) areas: demographic information; awareness and definition of CSR; organizational attraction factors; CSR disclosure and organisational attraction.
Attraction factors are assumed to change up to 2035 according to the convergence or divergence assumption in each scenario.
Finally, there is probably an attraction factor at work, as well.
It's that programming that influences our attraction factor.
It's one of the things that separates this festival," Ansen said of LAFF's attraction factor for hot new filmmakers.
She helps them improve their attraction factor through writing their own Best Selling Books, ditching their limiting beliefs, and creating funnels so they can consistently attract and land the right clients.... she helps them BE THE REAL deal.
The gubernatorial candidate will be the key to putting together a Republican ticket with at least some ethnic, religious and geographic attractions - factors that could be an important consideration in whether Mr. King is the eventual Republican nominee for attorney general.
In the case of restaurants and retail products, I recommend buying the competitors' products and reviewing their details -- size, shape, color, customer-attraction factor, price, value to the customer, quality, quantity received for the price point.
The cleavages at both Arg306 and Arg506 diminish the molecule's attraction to Factor Xa, and though the first of these sites is slow to be cleaved, it is entirely necessary to the functioning of Factor V. Protein S aids this process by catalysing the proteolysis at Arg306, in which the A2 domain of Factor V is dissociated from the rest of the protein.
