The phrase "a great pull to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong attraction or influence towards something or someone.
Example: "There is a great pull to the vibrant culture and history of the city that draws tourists from around the world."
Alternatives: "a strong attraction to" or "a significant draw towards".
The vampire has proved a great pull for tourists, and drawn further attention to the astounding discoveries being made in Sozopol.
Johnny Pesky, a Red Sox teammate, said later, "He was a gentle giant and a great pull hitter who was a lot better fielder than people might think".
He was a great puller and hooker – the terrible pitches he grew up on had taught him to play the ball late – and a great partnership breaker.
Van Gundy wants his defender (A) to fight through Stoudemire's (5) screen and stay with Nash, because Nash is a great pull-up shooter.
TYLER, THE CREATOR When an offensive, ego-driven underground rapper like the frontman of Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All wins an MTV Music Video award, it means something: either the end times, or guys like Tyler are starting to exert a greater pull on the genre, reinvigorating it with chopped beats and the sort of lyrics you might expect to find posted on 4chan.
The propeller control responds by varying propeller pitch to attain a greater "pull" while maintaining a preselected propeller rotative speed.
When the air is warm, it exerts a greater pull on the water, increasing tension.
In fact, the games and the dark tapestry of bad behavior that surrounds them exert a greater pull than ever.
The satellites detected subtle changes in the Earth's gravitational pull, noting where the heavier weight of water exerted a greater pull on the orbiting spacecraft.
That's for later in life – when the rebellious rage has dimmed, and Whistles exerts a greater pull than Claire's Accessories.
