The phrase "attractive bonus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial incentive or reward that is appealing or desirable, often in the context of employment or promotions.
Example: "The company offers an attractive bonus for employees who meet their sales targets."
Alternatives: "appealing incentive" or "desirable reward".
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The early orchestral works - with Crisantemi also providing material for Manon Lescaut - make an attractive bonus.
In a tight market, sellers, too, can be having a hard time finding their next apartment, so a flexible move-in date could be an attractive bonus.
Tomorrow they will perform Mahler's retouching of the "Eroica" Symphony and his expansion of Beethoven's Opus 95 String Quartet; as an attractive bonus, orchestra members will play the quartet as Beethoven wrote it, along with works of Haydn and Schubert, in a free program at 6 p.m. on the Millennium Stage.
"It's a very attractive bonus as Uber pays us more than they take from us," an Uber driver told me in a phone interview.
We paid low base salaries to our full-time staff, supplementing them with generous paid time off, attractive bonuses and the opportunity to advance not to mention change the world.
The plans called for a "strict wage structure with a basic salary and attractive bonuses", with a "total football philosophy" across every team, from youth level up to the first team, citing Ajax, Porto and Swansea as examples to follow.
Many viewed the lump sum paid upon retirement as an attractive financial bonus.
If nothing else, the sites offer one attractive and unadvertised bonus: they handle those advertisements that are sent along with your bills.
3.78 million savers over the past five years have had money in accounts paying attractive short-term bonuses, but ended up with low interest The Fair Banking Foundation I know I'm far from alone in falling for the unpleasant trick but new research suggests that almost four million of us have become victims of the banks' cheap marketing tactics.
Although the attractive Toreadors receive bonuses for seduction and persuasion, opening additional dialog options, they are physically weak; the Nosferatu are forced to travel in the shadows or through sewers to avoid alerting humans, but receive bonuses for intelligence and computer skills which access more information.
