The phrase "attractive plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a plan that is appealing or desirable in some way, often in a business or strategic context.
Example: "The marketing team presented an attractive plan to increase our customer base by 30% over the next year."
Alternatives: "appealing strategy" or "desirable proposal".
It's an attractive plan that would certainly help some Londoners on low incomes.
The question for Mr Farage is now can he unite his polyglot party behind a coherent and attractive plan for the better government of Britain?
But whatever the motive, Mr. Roth has offered an attractive plan for giving reliable, affordable drug coverage to the elderly as part of a vastly improved overall Medicare program.
Residential redevelopment of the building would have been a more obviously attractive plan, Mr. Scolnic said, because it is next to an already-hot neighborhood and investors are far more willing to lend for residential projects than for commercial buildings.
"The PI [principal investigator] describes an unusual and extremely attractive plan to run the proposed research project as open access," an anonymous reviewer wrote in response to one of Koch's proposals.
The result is like that one time I got unreasonably stoned before a flight to Texas—an attractive plan until I was miles away from comfort.
to create attractive plans for users and achieve interesting agreements with third parties that provide services contents.
Only when this work has been completed do we get to the next step, which from the outside appears the most attractive: planning activities.
Unfortunately, the West's pathetically inadequate response to Crimea's annexation undoubtedly convinced Putin that, if it came to that, he could get away with hiving off more Ukrainian territory, at an acceptably low cost, even if that represents a less-attractive Plan B. According to White House briefings, Obama has repeatedly upbraided Putin for violating international law.
Indeed, some medium-size businesses that currently offer health insurance say they find the smaller company "penalty plus subsidy" combination attractive and plan to drop their health insurance plans in order to partake in it, too, even though their participation will entail a penalty.
"This group has been so underserved by banks". The company has also attracted business form people with credit history who find Upstart's loan rates attractive and plan to use a loan to pay off credit cards or student loans.
