The phrase "attractive space for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or environment that is appealing or inviting for a specific purpose or group of people.
Example: "The new park provides an attractive space for families to gather and enjoy outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "appealing area for" or "inviting environment for".
"What will distinguish The Braiser from Day 1," Mr. Abrams said, "is that it's in an underpopulated yet very attractive space for particular advertisers".
The financial services industry can be an attractive space for entrepreneurial technology companies and they have an integral part to play in the future of banking.
Manders-Huits explores the tension between the way in which SNS treat users as profiled and forensically reidentifiable "objects of (algorithmic) computation" (2010, 52) while at the same time offering those users an attractive space for ongoing identity construction.
Check out the video above to see how Bankoff thinks Vox Creative and the rest of its product initiatives will help to make Vox an attractive space for brand advertisers.
Healthcare is an increasingly attractive space for tech founders, but it's also a very difficult one to get a real foothold in; so it's good to see ZocDoc iterating on products that could have broad consumer usefulness and appeal such as Check-In.
We are trying to address these needs and to make the school an attractive space for them, but we are lacking the basic tools and required resources.
In recent years, older buildings have proved to be attractive spaces for media companies like Google, which recently bought 111 Eighth Avenue, a three-million-square-foot building in Chelsea, for $1.8 billion.
"He had such interesting insights into attractive space".
While the scale is still hard to imagine, what is clear is that Berlin would have been transformed from being an attractive living space for its citizens into a daunting, theatrical expanse, the main purpose of which would have been to allow the state to show itself off.
The development of the logistic district in Sassuolo has downgraded all the less attractive spaces to storage and warehouses for big local and foreign enterprises.
The new construction was undertaken as a response to a 1998 student life report that found, among other conclusions, that as a result of M.I.T.'s lack of "attractive and convenient space for community interaction," students had come to regard "computer clusters as social space".
