The phrase "attractive ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skill or talent that is appealing or desirable in a particular context.
Example: "Her attractive ability to communicate effectively made her a valuable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "appealing skill" or "desirable talent."
In particular, polymyxin B is an antibiotic with the attractive ability to bind and inactivate endotoxin.
Such attractive ability of MWCNT/Ch/WGE suggests a great promise for a quercetin amperometric sensor.
This attractive ability is important to further drive the virtualization of automotive system development.
A multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWNTs -chitosan MWNTs -chitosan carbon electrode (GCE) exhibits attractive ability for highly sensitive cathodic stripping voltamodifiedmeasurements of bromide (Br−).
X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) provides the attractive ability to study SAM structure at critical stages throughout the processes of crystallization in SAM/mineral systems.
Competitive learning approaches with individual penalization or cooperation mechanisms have the attractive ability of automatic cluster number selection in unsupervised data clustering.
Brooks's laissez-faire system has allowed each Thunder player to mature into a more complete version of his basketball self, and while Westbrook settled into balance, Ibaka refined raw ability into genuine skill, and Harden learned to master the creator/complement interchange, Durant has harnessed his most attractive abilities as a defender without bearing the weight of systemic pressure.
Some of her qualities seem greatly attractive — her ability to see her students as people and not little parrots, for example.
The problem isn't that she has grey hair that looks as if it hasn't been brushed, or that she hasn't sexed herself up; the problem is with some viewers – and this particular TV critic – who equate their idea of what's attractive with ability.
The concept of a marketplace is really attractive – the ability to invest in others, as cliché as that may sound, has a philanthropic twist to it that even implies a social good.
Underground coal gasification (UCG) has re-emerged as an energy technology for coal conversion and utilization given its attractive economics, ability to access inaccessible coals, and versatility of use.
