The phrase "attractive move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision or action that is appealing or favorable in a particular context, often in business or strategic discussions.
Example: "The company's decision to expand into new markets was seen as an attractive move by investors."
Alternatives: "appealing action" or "favorable decision".
For many members of Congress, regulating bankers' livelihoods to keep them from ruining everybody else's may seem like an attractive move.
How can the post of secretary and chief executive officer at the Royal Academy, unfilled for two years, represent an attractive move?
If the Knicks do not follow with another more attractive move, their starting lineup could look something like this: Longley at center; Larry Johnson and Latrell Sprewell at the forwards; and Allan Houston and Charlie Ward at the guards.
On tomorrow's season premiere of "The Real World" seven strangers, all young and attractive, move together into a house in New Orleans, where they will spend the next few weeks producing their own cable-access show.
An initial attractive move to avoid this particular problem would be to deny that "exists" is a predicate.
And it might win him Championship player of the season, if not promotion or an attractive move elsewhere.
You need to understand trade-offs, and resist seemingly attractive moves that have undesirable long-term consequences.
Crucially, Sir Nicholas has also selected productions that have made commercially attractive moves to London's West End and beyond.
The shift from looking to feeling attractive moved women from the external to the internal, from a focus on the physical to the positive feelings that made them attractive to themselves.
Rising wages and strengthening currencies in Asia are making it less attractive to move higher-value industries like auto manufacturing out of the West.
It's a lot less attractive to move there for work.
