The phrase "attractive blend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasing combination of different elements, such as flavors, styles, or ideas.
Example: "The restaurant is known for its attractive blend of traditional and modern cuisine."
Alternatives: "appealing mixture" or "charming combination".
The characters are believable, and the story is an attractive blend of comic and tragic.
The rebuilt city is an attractive blend of Spanish, American, and Moorish influences.
A 1998 Cotes du Roussillon-Villages from de Jau is an attractive blend of syrah and mourvedre with some grenache and carignane.
4 p.m. 1 WESTENDERS Munich's newfound livability can be summed up in the Schwanthalerh? a k a the Westend, a mixed-use neighborhood with an attractive blend of artists' studios, cafes and immigrant communities.
The 2006 Parm?'Infant de Porrera, at $28, was burly and forceful, with an attractive blend of red fruit and spicy mineral flavors, while the 2006 Ferrer Bobet, $35, was concentrated and smooth with darker fruit flavors.
But there is something magnetic about Federer's tennis: an attractive blend of smooth moving and creative thinking, of tact and force that has the potential to cut across borders.
Here we report on the development and field evaluation of a highly attractive odor blend consisting of synthetic versions of known mosquito attractants [6], [12], [13], [15]: carbon dioxide, ammonia, L-lactic acid and seven other aliphatic carboxylic acids, namely propionic acid, butanoic acid, pentanoic acid, 3-methylbutanoic acid, heptanoic acid, octanoic acid and tetradecanoic acid.
I'm no Piers and used the E-Class as a home from home – it was far more comfortable than my tiny tent – but I can easily see how attractive its blend of class and comfort is and why it has dominated the executive-car market for years (and brought bumper profits to the German firm).
Helicoverpa zea males exposed to an attractive pheromone blend thus spend less time shivering and increase their heating rate.
In order to simulate the most attractive cotton blend (Mix-5) as vapour phase in a stimulus pipette, all compounds were carefully mixed to reproduce the ratio of odorants used in our wind tunnel assay.
Odour blends produced by some bacterial species were more attractive than blends produced by other species.
