The phrase "attractive base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as chemistry, marketing, or design, where you are describing a base that is appealing or desirable in some way.
Example: "The new product features an attractive base that enhances its overall aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "appealing foundation" or "desirable base".
The U.S. has to become a more attractive base for serving the global economy.
For the visitor to the preserve, the 29 Palms Inn at the Oasis of Mara offers the most attractive base.
State Farm's competitors are thus put in the position of serving a less attractive base of remaining customers.
That, combined with the Chinese government's support of emerging technologies, makes it an attractive base for young tech stars.
LONDON just became a less attractive base for bankers used to taking home bonuses worth many multiples of their basic salary.
Mistrust of authority, a dense Muslim population, and a fractured police system inside Brussels have all helped to make Molenbeek an attractive base for Islamist radicals trying to escape scrutiny.
The city, as part of a push by Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and EventsDC, has already positioned itself as an attractive home base for esports teams.
What the software (a Photoshop plugin) does is alters a face to make it "look" more attractive, based on mathematics and "perceived" attractiveness.
The New Mexico post is attractive; based on its $3.2 million budget, the symphony is in the top 2percentt of the nation's orchestras in size.
More specifically, firms are subject to "rational" inertia in the sense that the probability of choosing increases (and inertia decreases) when firms face alternative laws that are particularly attractive based on their characteristics and economic conditions.
Indeed, after starting off at a lofty 27 in October 2002, the stock market's P/E ratio has fallen to a much more modest 18. "If anything, this market has become more attractive based on valuation," Mr. Paulsen said.
