The phrase "attractive flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasing or appealing movement or progression, often in contexts like design, writing, or music.
Example: "The artist's latest piece features an attractive flow that draws the viewer's eye across the canvas."
Alternatives: "appealing rhythm" or "pleasing movement".
He brings others into play around the opposition's box and has quick enough feet to partake in Arsenal's attractive, flowing moves.
The French entered the tournament as many experts' sleeper pick: ranked third in the world, behind Germany and the U.S., with an attractive, flowing style of play.
Sen Transformer (ST) is one of the attractive power flow controllers.
Within the same time frame, the firm also raised its investment opinion on such "attractive cash flow" stocks as Kansas Power and Light, Pennsylvania Power and Light, Union Electric and Wisconsin Electric Power.
One company that Horn thinks has attractive cash flow by his definition is Webster Financial, a $2.6 billion (market value) retail bank that he discovered when it was a $500 million federal savings and loan.
But with the attractive cash flow potential of American retail firms apparent in the long term, don't count out Baugur's war chest of £600 million ($1.2 billion) just yet.
After all, who wouldn't prefer to see himself as a highly effective manager and rescuer of companies, rather than as someone who uses debt to buy and leverage any business that provides an attractive cash-flow opportunity?
"Sealy has been owned by a number of private equity shops in the past 20 or so years," says Havard, "and the private equity industry is quite familiar with the attractive cash-flow profile of the company and the mattress industry". Combined, the two companies represent a business that stretches across 80 countries.
The shares remain attractive on cash flow considerations given the outlook for organic expansion and the underlying free cash flow yield of 9%, based on our 2013 forecasts.
