The phrase "attractive condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state that is appealing or desirable, often in contexts related to business, real estate, or personal circumstances.
Example: "The property is in an attractive condition, making it a prime candidate for potential buyers."
Alternatives: "appealing state" or "desirable situation".
(1.6) Obviously, the attractive condition (1.6) is in contradiction with the repulsive singularity of (1.1) and (1.4).
Independence turned out to be an instrumentally attractive condition because it protects an aggregation function from strategic manipulation (Dietrich 2006; Dietrich and List 2007b).
Due to the attractive condition being in contradiction with the repulsive condition, the methods of [12, 15, 16] are no long applicable to the proof of a periodic solution for equation (1.5) with singularity of attractive singularity.
Zhao and Yuan [13] formulated a single-species stochastic chemostat model with periodic coefficients due to seasonal fluctuation; they obtained sufficient conditions for the existence of a random positive periodic solution and a globally attractive condition of the random periodic solution.
However, social status was important for girls' dating desire in both the attractive and less attractive condition.
In addition, in the vignette experiment social status was important for girls' dating desire in both the attractive and less attractive condition.
Attractive conditions for using public transportation or walking are related to less cycling.
Many recreation areas such as golf, bowling, and gambling areas created attractive conditions for investors and international tourists.
One of the reasons for this divergent performance was the political determination of Estonia to pursue fast economic liberalization and create attractive conditions for foreign investors.
Cuba's high per-capita production of sugarcane and its heavy dependence on oil for energy provide attractive conditions for a large-scale energy-from-sugarcane program.
In this paper, we give attractive conditions (1.6) and ((H_{3})), and we see the existence of a periodic solution for (1.5) by applications of the extension of Mawhin's continuation theorem [17].
