The phrase "attractive scholars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe scholars who are appealing in appearance or have an engaging personality, often in a context discussing their work or contributions.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of attractive scholars who captivated the audience with their insights on modern literature."
Alternatives: "appealing academics" or "charming researchers".
Another phenomenon affecting rising costs is the perceived need to attract star scholars with attractive salaries, research support (including laboratory space), and light teaching loads all because star scholars also affect rankings favorably.
Hence, it became attractive to many scholars of religion to try to supplement ancient archaeological evidence with data drawn from contemporary primitive peoples i.e., to interpret the prehistoric Stone Age through present-day stone age cultures.
As a result, it was made especially attractive to foreign scholars like Euler.
So much, yet so little, is known about Dorothy Wordsworth that she is impossibly attractive to biographers and scholars, who glide down her empty expanses like skiers, some of them leaping from helicopters to explore the stranger, more forbidding peaks.
And now with support from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme and related national initiatives, the continent seems poised to advance even further, creating more attractive opportunities for foreign scholars looking to contribute to its research endeavors. .
Now he found an alternative model, sanctified by its early date and particularly attractive to a humanist scholar because it involved linguistic and literary analysis of a text, the central element in the humanists' intellectual method.
The West, and the United States in particular, remain more attractive places for many Chinese scholars to study and do research.
One reason why Archimedes scholars find mechanics so attractive is that devices like the steelyard and lever have such long histories.
A survey by the scientific society Sigma Xi (Research Triangle Park, North Carolina) found that the United States was the most attractive place to settle for postdoctoral scholars of all nationalities, regardless of where they earned their Ph.D.s.
As noted by some Shakespeare scholars, there's nothing more attractive to a girl than another girl dressed as a man.
