The phrase "attractive object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object that is visually appealing or pleasing in some way.
Example: "The artist displayed an attractive object in the gallery that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "appealing item" or "visually appealing object".
It also became, I now realise, an immensely attractive object to various heat- and light-loving creatures.
At the same time signing the Duck, or rather panic-signing a recuperative mid-season Duck is such a Premier League thing to do it already feels oddly inevitable: confirmation once again that in English football money is there simply to be hurled, randomly at the most attractive object flashing past outside of the train window.
"I Love Dick" 's use of real names and documents helps dramatize a realization: the embarrassing circumstances of Chris's life her lack of success as a filmmaker, her financial dependence on her husband, her failure as a conventionally attractive object of desire, and her ridiculous crush should be the substance of her art.
The unique interconnecting macroporous structure of cryogels combined with their mechanical strength and ability to be repeatedly hydrated and dehydrated without losing their structural integrity make these materials an attractive object of studies for potential applications in bioseparations and tissue engineering.
A ND is a novel and attractive object for nanotribological studies.
Wikipedia is rich in cultural material, and all data are recorded and openly available, which makes the encyclopedia an attractive object for research on culturally-mediated behaviour.
Mr. Tucker can and does make physically attractive objects.
The site's home page displays several attractive objects for sale with closing times fast approaching.
True luxury must offer life-enriching experiences and stories, as well as attractive objects.
When Primavera opened in Sloane Street in 1946, at a time of great austerity, it seemed as if Rothschild had conjured attractive objects out of thin air.
These properties make ferrocenyl-nucleobases attractive objects for further studies and for applications across the entire spectrum of physico-chemical and engineering sciences.
