The phrase "attractive collection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of items or works that are visually appealing or desirable.
Example: "The gallery features an attractive collection of contemporary art that draws visitors from all over the city."
Alternatives: "appealing assortment" or "charming selection".
All boast an attractive collection of wireless assets in developing countries.
We booked three nights at the 18-room Nu riootpa Vine Inn, an attractive collection of modern red-roof buildings in the middle of the town of Nuriootpa.
Olinda still boasts its original street plan, a lovely setting and an attractive collection of 17th-and 18th-century churches, monasteries and brightly-coloured houses roofed with tiles of red clay.
The lingering effects from a mysterious quadriceps injury limited the 2014 N.B.A. finals M.V.P. to nine games last season and could make teams like Boston — the club widely hailed as possessing the league's most attractive collection of trade pieces — hesitant to make the Spurs an asset-rich offer.
"I like to cook but hate to do the dishes," said Neil Cohen, the designer, pointing out that an advantage of this attractive collection is dish economy: there's no need to empty the contents of the round-bellied vessels with their calligraphic handles into serving bowls.
The style of the movement, as well as the look of the dial, influenced this new and very attractive collection that starts in the $13,000 range for the steel.
Some featured publications, like Leifhart's Matte, are glossy, attractive collections that also not coincidentally feel good to the touch.
In June, we'll see the first of five episodic WiiWare games from the "Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People" collection.
Smart phones are attractive data collection tools, as some patients may have easier access to their smart phone than to a PC.
The ease, speed, and economy of collecting SRH make such collection attractive for rapid appraisal and assessment of epidemiologic associations between various exposures and health.
The ease, speed, and economy of collecting self-reports of health make such collection attractive for rapid appraisals.
