The phrase "attractive attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe appealing qualities or characteristics of a person, object, or concept.
Example: "The new smartphone has several attractive attributes, including a sleek design and advanced camera features."
Alternatives: "appealing features" or "desirable qualities".
In recent years, Spin-Transfer Torque Random Access Memory (STT-RAM) has attracted significant attentions from both industry and academia due to its attractive attributes such as small cell area and non-volatility.
However, Gen Z cites higher levels of responsibility and more freedom as attractive attributes of leadership.
The orchestra's tone was among the most attractive attributes of the Chopin concerto too, but interpretively, it was a puzzle.
Still, Murray was young, white, and attractive, attributes that tend to drive a lot of interest in missing-person cases.
One is spin: the smeary emails of Damian McBride are the latest manifestation of one of the least attractive attributes of New Labour.
On the flip side, flair, creativity and individuality can be very attractive attributes during the recruitment process – you'll be remembered – hopefully for the right reasons.
Others said the mayor's record on crime was his most attractive attribute.
The fact that Chuck Hagel has so openly questioned this consensus is perhaps his most attractive attribute.
Showing that you're able to manage competing pressures and priorities is an attractive attribute for prospective employers.
Kano analysis confirmed that fat content (whole milk, 1, or 2% fat chocolate milk) was an attractive attribute for consumer satisfaction, more so than brand.
Tracking the former location of a radioactive source represents an attractive attribute in today's society, where the threat of a radiological dispersal device (RDD) is considered high.
