The phrase "attractive medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a medium (such as a method, material, or platform) that is appealing or visually pleasing in some way.
Example: "The artist chose an attractive medium for her latest sculpture, combining glass and metal to create a stunning visual effect."
Alternatives: "appealing medium" or "visually appealing medium".
"TV is a powerful and attractive medium, and RTL is a very well-known and trusted brand," said Schaferkordt and de Posch.
"We spotted a gap for a resource that would teach British students about global issues through an attractive medium," Lloyd Morgan says.
Rambouillet ewes are crossbred extensively with medium-wool and long-coarse-wool rams to produce choice market lambs and rugged breeding ewes with heavy, attractive medium wool.
As a result, the growth of online advertising has taken off again, becoming a particularly attractive medium for reaching people, especially those young adults long craved by marketers, who are watching television less and less.
According to Peter Petrusky, the author of the report and the director for new media at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the growth of broadband technology has made the Internet a more attractive medium for those advertisers.
Despite costing print publishers the revenue from those pages of tiny type, such a change would be likely to help them in the long run by making print a more attractive medium for the drug companies.
WINE LIST -- An attractive, medium-size list with a good selection of wines from Australia and New Zealand.
But races for amateurs who are just starting out do not make an attractive betting medium.
The portal will have a search facility that allows you to find the imagery most relevant to you, and if lots of people keep going back "time and time again", it then becomes an attractive advertising medium.
Storytelling has been in discussion however the costs associated with it make it a not so attractive measurement medium.
HMM is most attractive in medium to high malaria transmission settings, where the probability of appropriate care is limited, as evidenced by the placement of Outcomes 1 and 2 on the figure.
