The phrase "attractive path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or course of action that is appealing or desirable, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The project offers an attractive path for career advancement, with numerous opportunities for growth and development."
Alternatives: "appealing route" or "desirable course".
These printed MEM switches thus represent a uniquely attractive path for realizing printed electronics.
"The record plasma pressure validates the high-magnetic-field approach as an attractive path to practical fusion energy".
Joint research and development (R&D) is an attractive path for Chinese companies striving to advance their R&D capacity.
In fact, I have spoken with business owners who complain bitterly that their establishments are now empty because there is no parking, ergo no shopping, along this attractive path.
For one, the leagues are offering classes and workshops to help players make wiser business decisions, and development is an attractive path, they say, because it taps deal-making skills without requiring special licenses or degrees.
Although progress on general-purpose processors may hit an asymptote, domain specific architectures may be the one attractive path for important classes of problems, at least until we invent a flexible and competitive replacement for silicon.
To convince students that research can make an attractive career path, the programs immerse students in the broader academic and social environment.
This is also consistent with the glamourisation of entrepreneurship, an attractive career path for Gen Y because it is simultaneously counter-conformist and socially desirable.
The prize was established, in 2012, by several Silicon Valley billionaires who are seeking to make science a more attractive career path.
At a time when debates such as bankers' bonuses are split between the shrilly populist and the purely technical, Sandel beats a more attractive theoretical path.
In the U.S. moving legal information of the kind now mounted on the Zambian Law Server to the Internet would simply represent a new (and, for some, very attractive) distribution path for material that has in most cases already had existence in and often distribution in digital form.
