The phrase "attractive dust" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a creative or metaphorical context, perhaps to describe dust that has a certain aesthetic appeal or to evoke a specific imagery.
Example: "The sunlight streaming through the window illuminated the attractive dust particles dancing in the air, creating a magical atmosphere in the room."
Alternatives: "appealing dust" or "charming dust".
The piano black finish is attractive but attracts dust and fingerprints, as you can see in my pictures, and I swear I just wiped that thing off right before I took the shots.
Pillows made of cotton, wool, or synthetic cotton are less expensive, but they make a more attractive climate for dust mites.
The generation of attractive forces between dust particles of like charges in a non-equilibrium plasma environment is demonstrated and the implications for the solid-liquid phase transition of the plasma crystal are discussed.
In lieu of the most commonly-practiced manual cleaning method of using high-pressure water jets, electrodynamic screen (EDS) technology offers an attractive solution for removing dust particles from optical surfaces using electrostatic forces.
House dust remains an attractive metric for exposure assessment because it offers a matrix for multiple indoor contaminants, both biological and chemical and both indoor and outdoor in origin, and can be stored for long time periods, thus providing the opportunity to examine additional research questions when necessary.
The Killers were always bound for arena-level stardom, one felt, thanks to their gold-dust blend of attractive pop choruses, a certain down to earth authenticity as unembellished alternarockers in the traditional vein and a true talent for sheer, unalloyed blandness where it's really necessary.
Other seemingly attractive candidates were left in the dust because of their late starts, including Senator Frank Church of Idaho, who ran for the Democratic nomination in 1976, and Senator Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee, who sought the Republican nomination in 1980.
Dust layers also form an attractive environment for mould and insects [15].
Importantly, unprocessed dust sourced in-situ is seen as an attractive scheme compared to highly engineered thin film reflectors.
