The phrase "attractive play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance, strategy, or action that is appealing or engaging, often in the context of sports, theater, or games.
Example: "The team's attractive play during the match captivated the audience and showcased their skill."
Alternatives: "appealing performance" or "enticing strategy".
At the opposite end of the "attractive play" spectrum from Duncan is Shaquille O'Neal.
We continue to believe that Savills is an attractive play on global real estate markets.
The general public have become enamoured with the Matildas, impressed with their positive, attractive play, matched with undying commitment and passion.
"The hardest thing in football is to be constructive and creative, and to produce the kind of attractive play that everybody wants to see," said the Wigan boss, whose club does its bit for the promotion of attractive play by staging home matches on a ploughed field.
This obviously makes Bernard Pierce a substantially less attractive play - Terrelle Pryor has been cleared to play for Oakland after his concussion last week, but after missing so much practice, Matt Flynn is still expected to start.
Of course, Klinsmann and his team produced the goods when it mattered, and were widely feted for their attractive play and third-place finish - including from Beckenbauer, who urged Klinsmann to stay on in the post.
The recording is occasionally orchestra-heavy, but there's some attractive playing from the Suisse Romande ensemble under Marco Armiliato.
The Frenchman always has Arsenal in the Champions League places to keep the tills ticking over, while he champions an attractive playing style.
"Some of the good banks could be attractive plays for sovereign wealth funds like the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority to buy into, which would improve liquidity and encourage local investors to come to the market, too," said Mr. Mattar, at CAPM.
I found of number of attractive plays.
I found a number of attractive plays.
