"diminished attractiveness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a person or thing that has lost some of its charm or appeal. Example: After the accident, her once radiant smile was replaced with a persistent scar, leading to a diminished attractiveness that affected her confidence.
Societal norms dictate that hair is an essential part of a woman's sexuality and gender identity, and any hair loss generates feelings of low self-esteem and anxiety from a perception of diminished attractiveness.
Breast cancer patients relived their worst fears about their diminished attractiveness.
More grants for early independence may contribute to the nation's overproduction of Ph.D. scientists and the diminished attractiveness of scientific careers.
The combination of tech market maturation via the SaaS model, with an evolving operational model for private equity and the diminished attractiveness of other funding sources suggests this partnership is here to stay.
Attractiveness is the modern equivalent of what our ancient ancestors saw as trustworthy and safe, so we would expect any deviation in the faces we actually know to diminish attractiveness.
Women who expressed concern regarding diminished sexual attractiveness were predominantly heterosexual.
The risk is that Africa will find it increasingly difficult to compete globally, confining the continent to a shrinking share of international trade and diminishing its attractiveness as a destination for investment, undermining growth, and job prospects.
Even if ISIS were to be soundly defeated in Iraq and Syria, diminishing its attractiveness to the young and impressionable, there would still be some people who sought to kill in its name.
In M. fascicularis, lactisole diminishes the attractiveness of compounds, which taste sweet to humans.
