The phrase "attractive edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or quality that makes something appealing or desirable, often in a competitive context.
Example: "The new smartphone has an attractive edge over its competitors due to its sleek design and advanced features."
Alternatives: "appealing advantage" or "charming aspect".
Robert Mondavi calls his fume blanc, and the 1987, for about $10, has an attractive edge to it.
In addition, a video coding solution supporting temporal scalability has an attractive edge, enabling increased focus during the relevant stages of the capsules bodily journey.
For this reason individuals of higher quality are likely to occupy the best central sites and to relegate individuals of lower quality to less attractive edge sites.
This will create a smoother, attractive edge & give slightly more material bulk for the stakes to hold onto.
This will ensure a stronger repair (or a more attractive edge if you don't plan on replacing the concrete).
BlackBerrys have never been particularly attractive, cutting-edge, or user-friendly.
We all had some sense that pictures would provide one of the most attractive, thinnest edges of the wedge to create new networks, contexts, and experiences, and in a short period of time, both Instagram and Pinterest have, in their own ways, helped users create, enhance, share, and discover engaging images.
The association recently compiled an analysis of markets attractive to "leading edge" baby boomers — those aged 60 to 69, who are nearing or at retirement age — because they offer not just moderate climates, but also affordable housing and strong economies that are attractive to self-employed people, in particular.
Pinch an attractive lip around the edge of the pan and refrigerate uncovered until ready to use.
"True," Ferrin answered, "but handsome doesn't hurt". The research is unambiguous that Ferrin is right: Attractive politicians have an edge over not-so-attractive ones.
[C11.] Even Off Camera, Beauty Counts Even in those jobs where no TV time is required, attractive people have an edge.
