The phrase "attractive display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visually appealing arrangement or presentation of items, often in a retail or exhibition context.
Example: "The store's attractive display of seasonal products drew in many customers."
Alternatives: "appealing presentation" or "visually appealing showcase".
In her hands refined materials and attractive display are ends in themselves, and empty ones, at that.
An attractive display that sits on the inside of your wrist and shows notifications, MICA is also a platform for bespoke apps.
Over the years attractive display gardens for the public have been developed and many kinds of plants have been cultivated for scientific observation.
Wherever that level has been attained, in all parts of the world and at all periods, people have made efforts to shape their environment into an attractive display.
When I can squeeze myself in during the lunch rush, I pass the attractive display of sandwiches and opt for the hot entrees ($6.25 with one side, $6.50 with two), which change daily.
Aszure Barton's Fantastic Beings, set to a blaring, sub-Stravinskian score by Mason Bates, carves a smoothly contoured path through the borderlands of classicism, and provides an attractive display piece for the company.
He also stressed advertising and attractive displays of merchandise.
Last year, Palm's Pre phones failed to catch on despite their advanced operating system and attractive displays.
The company also began a national print, television and radio campaign to advertise the changes, which include more exclusive products, attractive displays and better customer service.
While librarians say they don't compete with bookstores, they have learned from them, incorporating some of their features, like longer hours, comfortable reading areas and attractive displays.
One of the most attractive displays of paper souvenirs I've seen was done by a friend who spent a summer in Venice.
