"find desirable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something you are looking for that would be desirable. For example: I am looking for a job that offers a good salary and benefits; something I can find desirable.
Young people who are hired often fail to find desirable, high-paying jobs.
But there is much in the work to suggest that this jagged, flip-book quality is an effect that Japanese viewers find desirable and pleasurable.
Blair's genius, here as so often, is to present ends that we would all find desirable, while implying that his methods are the only means of getting there.
The factors that make an attachment figure desirable for an infant – availability, responsiveness, etc – are the factors we may find desirable in a romantic partner.
For poverty reduction to be a priority, governments have to set themselves targets, not all of which they may find desirable.
This approach can be followed by other iterative (meta-) heuristics to find desirable solutions to optimization problems with noisy search space and possibly more than one objective.
Some are athletes, and some may have other skills or attributes that the admissions committees found desirable.
The Weekender column last Friday, about Rosendale, N.Y., misspelled the name of the road on which two families found desirable houses.
A water layer of thickness around 15 20 mm and a GHTWR of 0.4 were found desirable for the tested cases.
But earlier presidents, with their statesmanlike approach, had failed utterly to achieve a goal that most Americans likely would have found desirable.
And what Ms. Bearss finds desirable in the B200 are the factors that often influence car shopping in Canada, where Toyota Corollas, not Camrys, and Honda Fits rather than Ford Explorers rule the road.
