The phrase "attractive simplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is appealing due to its straightforwardness or lack of complexity.
Example: "The design of the website showcases an attractive simplicity that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "appealing minimalism" or "charming straightforwardness".
Ms. Hoover showed herself capable in exactly this idiom, setting a Christina Rossetti poem with the requisite gentle, attractive simplicity.
Jorge Mario Bergoglio is a man of prayer, of deep spirituality, personal humility, pastoral warmth and attractive simplicity.
Mr Khan's appeal stems from the attractive simplicity of his message: end corruption and stop fighting the "American war".
Written with the veteran screenwriter Jean-Claude Carrière (who has collaborated with Luis Buñuel and Jean-Luc Godard), the movie has an elegant, initially attractive simplicity.
To this effect, the original definition of a surrogate material interface is retained because of its attractive simplicity.
The idea combines the attractive simplicity of conventionality that associationism makes the basis of music's meaning with the idea that music's order is to be understood in terms of syntax.
Far from offering attractive simplicities, he treated his audience as intelligent, and offered food for thought.
It has many attractive features: simplicity, parameter free, memoryless [42].
Due to their ability to exploit the black-box nature of the problem and the attractive computational simplicity, surrogates have been studied by researchers in multiple scientific and engineering disciplines.
Despite the widespread occurrence and attractive mechanistic simplicity of adaptive radiations, the evolutionary outcome of an instance of adaptive radiation cannot generally be predicted with any degree of confidence.
A one molecule functional unit is inherently attractive for simplicity.
