The phrase "attractively done" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been completed in a visually appealing or aesthetically pleasing manner.
Example: "The presentation was attractively done, with vibrant colors and engaging graphics that captured the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "visually appealing" or "beautifully executed".
Stravinsky's trio arrangement of five numbers from "L'Histoire du Soldat" is brightly and attractively done.
These books were intended for popular distribution and were attractively done, but Wolf was disappointed in the chromolithograph plates.
The decor in the gracious 1920's building is classic and understated, with rooms attractively done in tones of coffee, coral or plum.
My room was decent-sized but by no means spacious, attractively done with a soft-toned carpet and bedspreads on the two double beds.
Thai Gardens 300 Plaza Middlesex, Middletown (860) 346-3392 Very Good ATMOSPHERE -- A two-room, starchy-clean, white-tablecloth storefront, attractively done up with Thai artifacts: gilded statues, peacock feather fans, baskets and gold-thread embroidered wall hangings.
Chanáe Curtis, the soprano, sang attractively, as did Helena Brown, the mezzo-soprano, especially in her duskier moments as Queen Jezebel.
SATISFACTORY ATMOSPHERE -- Extremely noisy but attractively appointed dining rooms done in deep green and cream.
An attractively charred look doesn't mean an appealingly charred taste, as Zero Otto Nove illustrated.
But the Dart, which in base trim is priced even more attractively at $16,790, does not feel cheap or dumbed-down; in fact, in back-to-back test drives, I preferred the Dart to the Giulietta over all.
11.39am: On Spain's style of play some kind, and perhaps decisive, words from Bert Van Marwyck: "At this moment I think Spain play a little more attractively than we do.
There's no question, of course, that the words are the thing - but when the medium and the message combine as attractively as they do here, what's not to celebrate?
