The phrase "attractive communities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing neighborhoods or areas that are appealing or desirable for living, visiting, or engaging in community activities.
Example: "The city is known for its attractive communities, which offer a variety of amenities and a vibrant social scene."
Alternatives: "appealing neighborhoods" or "charming areas".
"People are attracted to attractive communities," said Shulman, citing the scenic beauty of the region, which is also home to Cornell University and Ithaca College, among other schools.
Housing is a key issue to consider in delivering healthy and attractive communities.
Distinctive, attractive communities with a strong sense of place.
Eisgruber said Princeton is already an attractive community for innovative organizations seeking proximity to University students and faculty collaborators.
The carnage of war is contrasted from the start with the attractive community being created on the edge of the wilderness in the Blue Mountains.
Mr. Johnson said the developers of the individual projects were working together to create an attractive community that would benefit them all.
Since both worked for securities firms in Manhattan, they were looking not only for an affordable house in an attractive community but also for a convenient commute.
Summerview's owner, Seavest, a private investment management firm in White Plains, N.Y., sees Norwalk as an increasingly attractive community for young adults priced out of the rental markets in Greenwich and Stamford, said Rick Segal, the firm's president.
Alan, a volunteer digging away in the trim and attractive community garden, thinks the SNP has done a pretty good job in Scotland, but he is against independence so won't vote for them.
This would turn unproductive, blighted areas into productive, attractive community assets.
But if you're up for it, try a walk around what is arguably one of the most attractive community college campuses around.
