The phrase "attractive region" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area that is visually appealing or desirable, often in the context of geography, tourism, or real estate.
Example: "The coastal town is known for its attractive region, drawing visitors from all over the country."
Alternatives: "appealing area" or "charming locale".
In Section 2 we study attractivity, stability and attractive region of (1.1) and its related equations.
Under suitable conditions the attractive region is inside the initial one.
Furthermore, by relaxing the constraints with a sequence of reachable sets, a switching strategy is adopted to enlarge the attractive region of the resulting aggregation-based MPC.
"The Middle East and North Africa is a highly attractive region for media investment and Abu Dhabi is an excellent location from which to enter this exciting marketplace," said James Murdoch, chairman of BSkyB.
Well above the upper bound is the commercially attractive region for membrane preparation [52].
The large concentration of ancient sites from all periods since the Neolithic makes it an attractive region for archaeological investigation.
The space inside the pore is divided into several regions based on the extent of the attractive regions generated by the walls.
In this study, the determination of control actions for timed continuous Petri nets is investigated by the characterisation of attractive regions in marking space.
These findings demonstrate that Tioman Islands and Malaysian Borneo Island (Sabah and Sarawak) can be considered as the most attractive regions for the solar/wind/MHP and solar/MHP, respectively.
Based on the characterisation of attractive regions, the domain of admissible piecewise constant control actions is computed, and sufficient conditions to verify the feasibility of the control objectives are proposed.
"Faced with this kind of competition, the Neanderthals seem to have retreated initially into more marginal and less attractive regions of the continent and eventually, within a space of at most a hundred thousand years, for their populations to have declined to extinction – perhaps accelerated further by sudden climatic deterioration across the continent around 40,000 years ago".
