The phrase "attractive basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or rationale that is appealing or compelling for a particular argument, idea, or project.
Example: "The research provides an attractive basis for further exploration into renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "appealing foundation for" or "compelling rationale for".
Use of consumer insight as a point of difference is generally a less attractive basis for positioning than focusing on a brand benefit or imagery association because insights into consumers' goals are readily emulated.
This theory of mercy, which treats mercy as a means by which to preserve the possibility of eventual atonement between the offender and the family of the victim, can, I suggest, provide a plausible and morally attractive basis for permitting, though not requiring, the commutation in the name of mercy of the death sentences of every inmate on death row.
The DBL6ε domain could constitute a very attractive basis for a vaccine candidate but its reported variability necessitates, for antigenic characterisations, identifying and classifying commonalities across isolates.
The low frequency of random integration into the genome [1] and the moderate immune response make AAV an attractive basis for gene therapy vector design [2], [3].
Therefore, the severity of hypoxia observed in many solid tumors represents an attractive basis for tumor selectivity.
They thus form a very attractive basis for the repair and regeneration of these tissues, especially when their abilities to do so are enhanced by genetic modification.
As such, democracy supplies the most attractive available basis for political legitimacy.
Indeed, for many of the same reasons, silicon is by far the most common material in solar cells today, and it's attractive as the basis for broader deployment of photovoltaics in the future.
The specificity and affinity of recombinant proteins and antibodies targeted towards antigens make them highly attractive as a basis for radiopharmaceuticals for molecular imaging.
Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs), with their miniature size, low structural defects, and various other superior properties [1 4], are very attractive nanomaterials as basis for future electronic devices [5 7].
If they are coherent and attractive, they can provide the basis for a galvanising renewal of intellectual self-confidence.
