The phrase "attractive effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing appealing or visually pleasing outcomes or results in various contexts, such as design, marketing, or visual arts.
Example: "The new marketing campaign produced attractive effects that captured the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "appealing results" or "pleasing outcomes."
(iii) Temporary attractive effects— they define a model that explains the sudden attractiveness that could be experienced by a pedestrian, it is the case of feeling attraction to other people (friends, street artists, etc).
"Not outdoors!" he gasped, alluding to the desert heat and one of its less attractive effects on the human body.
The proposed method was applied to the trajectories in order to recognize attractive effects in the environment.
(ii) Influences caused by other pedestrians and barriers and (iii) temporary attractive effects are proposed to be modeled as noise that deviates agents from their main destinations.
The methodology proposed in this paper aims at the incremental understanding of attractive effects that static areas exert over moving agents.
In addition, there is a second player that depends on the chemo attractive effects of activated astrocytes, and probably also depends on the breakdown of the BBB that are brain infiltration by peripheral inflammatory cells.
She seems to be having the same attractive effect on Yahoo.
It included 75 Livingston Street, saying that its setbacks created "a very original and attractive effect".
Encaustic wax has many of the properties of oil paint: it can give a very brilliant and attractive effect and offers great scope for elegant and expressive brushwork.
The portrait is of the artist Lyle Ashton Harris and is in Mr. Close's current style: an allover grid is filled with little abstract organic forms, which from a distance coalesce into a solid image, an attractive effect.
Because of the attractive effect of their opposite spins, these s-shell electrons influence the magnetization electrons of a number of the iron atoms and align them with each other.
