The phrase "attractive battle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict or competition that is appealing or engaging in some way, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The two teams faced off in an attractive battle that kept the audience on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "captivating conflict" or "enticing showdown".
The use of phages is an attractive option to battle antibiotic resistant bacteria in certain bacterial infections, but the role of phage ecology in bacterial infections is obscure.
And profit margins of 10 percent or more by some estimates are very attractive to companies battling it out for the single-digit profit margins in the maturing businesses of personal computers and cell phones.
He had called to complain about a suggestion here that William A. Masters II, the nocturnal pedestrian who last month shot and killed a young tagger in Pacoima, perhaps had gone a bit overboard, that maybe gunplay wasn't the most attractive means for battling graffiti.
In the past, the banks would try to outdo each other over which could offer the most attractive deal, although that battle has waned in recent years.
At Oxford, he had been a Labour supporter, but he soon found the social Toryism of Rab Butler and Iain Macleod more attractive than the running battle of Labour.
Between the taking of pills, the drawing of blood, the poking and prodding and interviews, he and his fellow "normals" — among them a professional "trial-tester"; an egomaniacal actor; a troubled, confused Bible reader; an attractive, provocative young woman — battle tedium and irritate one another.
To find a more attractive terrain for doing battle, they made an end-run around Title VI, arguing that, whatever its language, it had no independent meaning itself.
When I tell women about Mika's history, they stare blankly back at me, realizing that if a woman who is clearly smart and attractive can be at battle for years with her own appearance and sense of being "good enough," then it's understandable that any of us might find ourselves in that zone.
"The Civil War is the big draw, but people who visit are very history-minded, so learning about things other than the battle is very attractive".
Making pay attractive is only half the battle; the other half is finding candidates without criminal records, who can pass drugs tests and are ready to spend most of their life on the move.
