The phrase "attractive basket" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a basket that is visually appealing or aesthetically pleasing.
Example: "The farmer's market had an attractive basket filled with fresh fruits and vegetables that caught my eye."
Alternatives: "appealing basket" or "charming basket".
Along the same lines, I'd also recommend you take a look at the iShares Dow Jones US Consumer Goods Fund (47, IYK; 0.48%), an exchange-traded fund that offers an attractive basket of beverages (24%), household goods and home construction suppliers (23%), food producers (20%), tobacco (15%), personal goods (11%), auto parts (4%) and leisure goods (3%).
Place the branch in an attractive basket or pot.
A few teapots and lacy bits are for sale, as are attractive gift baskets, which might include small sets of china and related items.
But unless somone pays attention to us, they're likely to be tossed into the "attractive but unattainable" basket, snuggling up beside George Clooney.
Using our proprietary systems, I follow the key metrics for each preference share so that I can select the most attractive preference shares for our basket and adjust the basket constituents as relative valuations and business performance metrics change over time.
Consider open paper trays, baskets, and attractive mail sorters.
So a supermarket may have a basket of wrinkly, less attractive apples for a more attractive price.
Happily, both perspectives make the neighbourhood prime feeding ground for Whole Foods, given the company's target audience: an audience that wants the farm-to-table produce and aura of philanthropy you get at a farmers' market, but with more attractive packaging and nicer shopping baskets.
"The average customer stays for two or two and a half nights, with bookings at about $20 to $22 a night, which means that the basket size is very attractive compared to other businesses in Indonesia," Tanna notes.
Based on our previous study, which supports the ability of an MPDC to detect sustained RotAs in human AF [ 8], we believe that utilizing the information recorded during MPDC movements can significantly improve AF target detection over the current practice, while remaining economically attractive and safe for patients (no basket catheters).
The Market Watch column last Sunday, about possible bargains among telecommunications stocks, misstated the investment position of the Third Avenue Funds in a basket of eight issues that it found attractive.
