The phrase "attractive sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular industry or market that is appealing or promising for investment or business opportunities.
Example: "The renewable energy market is considered an attractive sector for investors looking to support sustainable initiatives."
Alternatives: "appealing industry" or "promising market".
High stickiness can represent an attractive sector, and alternatively, low stickiness can denote low attractiveness.
"It is a strong business that generates stable revenue in an attractive sector that is well positioned for long-term growth.
"That's the attractive sector in the money fund business, one of the free lunches out there" these days, said Peter Crane, a vice president of iMoneyNet.
Caris & Co. upgraded Micron Technology to "buy" from "above average," citing rising flash memory demand and an attractive sector valuation driven by the recent rise in interest rates.
Low inflow and high stickiness, on the other hand, could represent a highly attractive sector (due to high stickiness) but one that is not necessarily growing (due to low inflow).
This presents an opportunity for foreign investors to buy into and revamp inefficient and potentially undervalued companies with good links to the regime.Among the most attractive sectors for foreign investors is manufacturing.
From there, we select the most attractive sectors and individual stocks.
Particularly attractive sectors include semiconductors, electronic instruments, communications equipment, computer peripherals and software stocks.
Attractive Sectors There have been a growing number of deals this past year across a number of sectors.
Regarding the most attractive sectors and measures we must distinguish between the baseline scenario and the more ambitious scenarios.
The group's ten-member countries (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) control 40% of the oil and gas resources in the Asia-Pacific region and boast a strong industrial base benefiting from relatively low wages in attractive sectors such as consumer electronics, PCs and semiconductors.
