The phrase "attractive vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a compelling or appealing idea, plan, or perspective that captures interest or admiration.
Example: "The company's attractive vision for sustainable growth has inspired many investors to support their initiatives."
Alternatives: "appealing outlook" or "captivating perspective".
It's a deeply attractive vision.
Like Rubio, Ryan projected a more balanced and attractive vision.
It is incapable of offering an attractive vision for the future, a paradigm that might inspire people to follow it.
It's an attractive vision, but it suffers from the same failings as those of the utopian socialists.
Michael Howard's superficially attractive vision of a multi-speed Europe may yet come to pass as the union of 25 evolves.
It is an attractive vision, although there's a missing link: the equipment needed to make V.R. remains very expensive, at least for now.
These tendencies toward the fantastic in Christian expression reached their literary peak in the works of Dante (1265 1321), whose Divine Comedy depicts the terrifying and attractive visions of Paradise, Purgatory, and Hell in such a way as to quicken the ultimate powers of the imagination and thereby draw the reader toward the effective images of the mystery of their own salvation.
The letter, addressed to all Church of England members and "others who may not profess church allegiance", argues that all parties "have failed to offer attractive visions of the kind of society and culture they wish to see, or distinctive goals they might pursue.
Still, it must be conceded that 1980s communitarian theorists were less-than-successful at putting forward attractive visions of non-liberal societies.
Moreover, an attractive future vision of the development of wearable electronics is to integrate discrete components, including but not limited to sensors, actuators, integrated circuits and power sources, in order to realize self-powered flexible microsystems.
However, the powerful array of experimental tools that have been developed to dissect neuronal circuits in rodents has made these species very attractive to vision scientists too, promoting a new tide of studies that have started to systematically explore visual functions in rats and mice.
