The phrase "attractiveness question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the appeal or desirability of a subject, often in surveys or studies related to perceptions of attractiveness.
Example: "In our survey, we included an attractiveness question to gauge participants' opinions on various models."
Alternatives: "appeal inquiry" or "desirability question".
As a character, Fosca seemed to fit another aspect of the Streisand "template": a woman whose attractiveness is in question or who experiences unrequited or unfulfilling love.
Table 2 Quantitative scale and evaluation of the incorporation of cultural elements into fashion design Dimension Evaluation questions Attractiveness A0.
Linden doesn't question the attractiveness of the vision Sanders is promoting an America with a universal public health-care system, universal paid leave, free college tuition at state colleges, and a huge infrastructure program.
Linden doesn't question the attractiveness of the vision Sanders is promoting — an America with a universal public health-care system, universal paid leave, free college tuition at state colleges, and a huge infrastructure program.
Norwegians on social media also questioned the attractiveness of immigrating to a country without free health care, paid parental leave or gun control .I'm a Norwegian who enjoyed studying & working in the US.
Results of this equal variance t test indicated that significance was achieved in only seven questions: A4 (attractiveness dimension); C5 and C6 (creativity dimension); E1, E2, and E4 (engineering dimension); and F1 (overall performance dimension).
Let's face it: if you find out that your ex is dating someone much younger than you, you probably start to question your own attractiveness and fitness.
Then she parenthesizes: Around normal men I had severe anxiety about the way that I looked, but with johns there was this resentment, bitter anger at the thought that my immense physical attractiveness could even be a question to them.
Some of the changes involved have raised questions about the attractiveness of an academic career for today's graduates.
Process measures will be incorporated in the first follow-up questionnaire and will contain questions on perceived attractiveness, user-friendliness, comprehensiveness, usability and perceived personal relevance.
