The phrase "bright appeal" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is attractive, vibrant, or full of energy. Example: The new product's packaging had a bright appeal that caught the attention of potential customers.
Dig deeper in the criticisms and you'll find that the music isn't being assessed as much as the groups' target audience; music that has a bright pop appeal is tagged with sobriquets like "bubblegum," "saccharine" or "fake".
The bodywork is made out of plastic and will come in a range of bright colours to appeal to the bright young things.
On top of that, porcelains from the late-17th to the late-18th centuries are decorated in the bright colors that appeal to Chinese billionaires.
With his fondness, and occasional over-fondness, for bright colours, his appeal among the jetset bright young things and older dowagers, Williamson could easily be Emilio Pucci's grandson.
To hit back, the store has created new brands, like Green Coast, with bell bottoms and bright tops that appeal to young shoppers.
As Sarah, Ms. Lloyd (an erstwhile regular on the cult television show "Sports Night") has a bright, pixie-ish appeal, even when her character is at her most erratic and infuriating.
If the inclusion of more recent and familiar art (particularly the contemporaneous Minimalist and Pop works) seems to state the obvious, it hardly detracts from this show's bright and edgy appeal.
Mr. Bright handled the appeal of Judy Haney, an Alabama woman who hired her brother-in-law to kill her husband after he had abused her and her children for years.
The American embrace of full-contact Japanese game shows — from reconditioned originals like the former "MXC" on Spike to clones like "Wipeout" on ABC — has to do with the appeal of bright colors, spectacular crashes and other people's embarrassment and discomfort.
It came up with what the company calls a "power pouch" with bright graphics intended to appeal to children ages 7 to 12. "In the beverage industry, packaging is often the only thing that distinguishes one brand from the next," said Cliff Bachner, a package designer in Manhattan who worked on the new pouch.
