The phrase "attractive skill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skill that is appealing or desirable, often in a professional or personal context.
Example: "Her ability to communicate effectively is an attractive skill that sets her apart from other candidates."
Alternatives: "desirable skill" or "appealing skill".
One suspects that sort of conviction — or reduction to basic instinct — is a hard-won and attractive skill.
ON the brighter side, when or if these job jugglers get on a career path, they may offer an attractive skill set: they are expert multitaskers, hyper-organized and often very knowledgeable in technology.
Whatever the approach, those who can work at the academic-industrial interface are building an attractive skill set for today's competitive job market.
When it came to selecting my first job, I looked for one that would afford me an attractive skill set for my future employer.
A PSM degree can add a nice package of attractive skills to your undergraduate science degree, along with an opportunity to work in a team environment on a project much like what you would encounter in a company.
Since companies today source everything where best available and sell where best markets exist, it stands to reason that worldsourced business functions should be located solely on the basis of finding the most attractive people, skills, proximity to key markets, infrastructure, language proficiency, information technology capabilities, costs and facilities.
Wyatt was educated at St . Johns, Cambridge, and became a member of the court circle of Henry VIII, where he seems to have been popular and admired for his attractive appearance and skill in music, languages, and arms.
Many disciplines in sciences and engineering (and outside computer science) find the requisite computational skills attractive on the one hand but distracting from their science domain on the other.
These are all skills attractive to law schools, medical schools, business schools (good reasons why our majors succeed professionally).
Overall, he found that Ph.D. researchers don't fully appreciate how attractive their nontechnical skills, acquired in the daily challenges of handling a major research project, actually make them.
Their parents believed that the girls needed most to learn the art of "making home attractive" and other skills desired by potential husbands.
