The phrase "attractive rewards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is desirable and valuable. For example, "The company offers attractive rewards for employees who go above and beyond in their work."
Private equity fund managers, meanwhile, have earned extremely attractive rewards, with little up-front investment.
But investors in the REITs that develop or own these industrial spaces have been reaping attractive rewards just the same.
Mr Black says: "It's pretty inevitable that the credit-card deals available will become less attractive in the future, with increased or new fees and charges, higher interest rates, fewer and shorter introductory deals and less attractive rewards".
Other fintech upstarts have also tried, and failed, to offer more attractive rewards and rates on checking and savings accounts.
A similar tool was used to support a mass transit loyalty program that induces commuters with attractive rewards to switch to off-peak trains.
While the company keeps adding perks for its Prime members, an attractive rewards based credit card should work as an incentive for its consumers, in our view.
Eighty-four percent said travel is the most attractive reward.
It's not uncommon for companies at that point to turn up the volume, launch more attractive reward tiers, and make a strong social media push.
Without model uncertainty, good-deal bounds have been introduced as valuation bounds in incomplete markets which do not only prevent opportunities for arbitrage but also for deals with an overly attractive reward-for-risk ratio.
The Reagan Economic Zone will be a key instrument in that effort, offering China an attractive reward for better behavior as an alternative to aggressive responses to continued intransigence".
Brosnan and de Waal showed that monkeys refused to participate if they witnessed a conspecific achieve a more attractive reward for equal endeavor, an effect amplified if the partner obtained such a reward without any effort at all.
