The phrase "attractive to be able" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a desire or appeal related to capability, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "It is attractive to be able to work from anywhere, as it offers flexibility and freedom."
Alternatives: "appealing to have the ability" or "desirable to possess the capability".
"For those who performed in the job, the pay is rather good and it's attractive to be able to work out of the home for the mothers who have young children," she said.
It is attractive to be able to adjust a nanometric parameter such as the tunnel junctions' gap between nanofillers in the percolated network of CPC sensors, to tune their macroscopic chemo-resistive properties, i.e., sensitivity and selectivity to organic vapours.
It's really attractive to be able to write what you think about your own subject.
As crowdsourced data is a feasible solution to data collection, it is attractive to be able to create location-specific audio ambiances in a cost-effective way, using a small amount of audio.
"It would be very attractive to be able to work on what you want to work on, even if the position has a limited term," says Ohsugi, who is studying proteins involved in spermatogenesis.
Furthermore, it would be very attractive to be able to immediately differentiate between neoplastic and non-neoplastic lesions during colonoscopy.
The company recently outlined its strategy going forward, and apparently its proposition is attractive enough to be able to recruit some serious talent.
"If you want to be more attractive to a school, to be able to discuss this, you would need an impressive CV or experience".
"It's a very attractive feature for people to be able to work from home and have a dedicated space," Mr. Perlson said, "but be able to shut it off and not see it".
The holistic nature of nursing means massage is an attractive intervention for nurses to be able to offer patients.
It's also an attractive quality for someone to be able to laugh at themselves and not take themselves too seriously!
