The phrase "attractive version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a visually appealing or appealingly designed iteration of something, such as a product, design, or concept.
Example: "The new smartphone model features an attractive version that appeals to a younger audience with its sleek design and vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "appealing variant" or "visually appealing edition".
Fox Run, near Lake Seneca, makes an attractive version of the wine.
This attractive version of the novel is set very specifically in a bitterly divided 1938 Yorkshire.
Three years later we have FarmVille 2: a slicker, more attractive version of the old way of doing things.
All of this adds up to an original, untraditional beauty, a more attractive version of the Warhol star Andrea Feldman.
To anyone who watches a lot of standup, sending up one's own identity is revealed as a simple ingratiation trick, like every comic's obligatory gag about their own appearance/which less attractive version of a famous person they resemble.
The photograph on the right was doctored by the "beautification engine" of a new computer program that uses a mathematical formula to alter the original form into a theoretically more attractive version, while maintaining what programmers call an "unmistakable similarity" to the original.
When people are asked to pick a photograph which they think looks most like them - from a series of photographs in which an actual photograph has been digitally altered to produce more attractive and less attractive versions - people are very bad at selecting the original photograph.
The researchers took pictures of study participants and, using a computerized procedure, produced more attractive and less attractive versions of those pictures.
"People tend to publish the most impressive, entertaining, and/or attractive versions of themselves on social media platforms," Glass said in an email.
Most people feel more inclined to buy products, after all, when they see those products modeled by someone who is a more-attractive version of themselves.
The books are of medium length, usually 250 - 450 pages, and are published in an attractive hardback version.
