The phrase "attractive label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a label that is visually appealing or enticing, often in the context of marketing or product packaging.
Example: "The new product features an attractive label that catches the eye of potential customers on the shelf."
Alternatives: "appealing label" or "eye-catching label".
Or was it because we'd given too many bottles of wine with attractive labels and recognizable names?..
Attractive labels, catchy family farm slogans, clean sounding names like Emerald Valley, the too-many-to-mention but essentially meaningless Angus beef brands, and local sounding, seemingly trustworthy names like Harris Ranch Beef, are misleading restaurants into buying the same old stuff in a new and prettier box.
We and others recently showed NVOC-rhodamine 110 derivatives to be attractive labels for PALM.
Building a supervised model with good generalization ability in data space using a tiny number of labeled samples is always practically significant and attractive, because labeled samples are generally very expensive to obtain, as the labeling process usually takes much time and resource.
This label-free PC bioassay is more attractive than labeling detection because target molecules can be detected in their nature forms, truly portable point-of-care testing is possible, and quantitative measurement of molecule interaction is allowable.
Semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) are characterized by extremely high brightness and photostability that make them attractive fluorescent labels for visualization of intracellular penetration and delivery of such microcapsules.
Print attractive address labels for your invitations at home.
Because of their excellent fluorescent properties quantum dots are very attractive for labeling, however the full potential of QDs for cellular imaging has not yet been realized because of problems with large QD size, QD multivalency and the difficulty of delivering QDs into the cytosol.
Since label-free methods are an attractive alternative to labeling approaches for proteomics researchers seeking for accurate quantitative results we evaluated several open-source analysis tools in terms of performance on two reference data sets, explicitly generated for this purpose.
Diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DTPA) exhibits high efficiency of radiolabeling under mild conditions, making it an attractive candidate to label nanoparticles sensitive to heat or pH.
