The phrase "attractive to create" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the appeal of the act of creation, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new design is attractive to create, as it allows for creativity and innovation."
Alternatives: "appealing to create" or "desirable to create".
He admits to choosing "sexually attractive" participants to create sparks of desire and conflict.
And the way that they made their daughters attractive was to create a literary and cultural environment.
This paper reviews how two-phase (or hybrid) polymer colloids can offer an attractive method to create nanocomposites.
Converting water into hydrogen using electricity from solar or wind power could be an attractive way to create clean energy to power everything from cars to industrial plants.
Among them, self-assembling peptides are attractive candidates to create artificial cellular niches, because their nanoscale network and biomechanical properties are similar to those of the natural ECM.
Text mining and semantic analysis approaches can be applied to the construction of biomedical domain-specific search engines and provide an attractive alternative to create personalized and enhanced search experiences.
In chemical engineering and material science, such spontaneously self-assembling systems, using polymers, nanoscale or colloidal-scale particles, DNA, or other precursors, are an attractive way to create materials that are precisely engineered at a fine scale.
Moreover, laser doping may be an attractive technique to create both selective emitter and base contacts using appropriate dielectric layers as dopant sources, i.e. Al2O3 and a-SiCx(n) stacks for the p+ and n+ regions respectively.
Simple answers or authoritarian and strongman alternatives start to look like attractive ways to create order out of chaos.
Individual labs funded by single investigators have been the norm and remain tremendously successful, but collaboration is increasingly necessary, in part because of the development of highly specialized methods and equipment that cannot be housed within a single lab, and in part as an attractive way to create a critical mass of researchers despite shrinking funds.
