"allure about" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: There is a certain allure about the mysterious stranger who just moved into the old mansion on the hill.
"There's an allure about it.
Custom fishing rods have a certain allure about them that no factory-made rod can match (as David Churbuck writes about in this week's column).
When she first came to Edmonton to dance, no one told Allure about the game she saw one of her dancers getting change thrown at her vagina, and tried to grab security to beat the shit out of the man doing the deed.
In a matter of weeks her purchase had lost its allure, becoming about as exciting to her as a plateful of warmed-over cabbage.
The fact that this scholar has spent years laboring over a book-length attempt to bolster what is, in the end, a pet theory ultimately tells you more about the Parthenon's strange allure than about the building itself.
Sure, you're a multimillionaire, but the allure is about more than money: It's about vision, passion, camaraderie, and success.
I came close now, breathing the fever, the allure playing about her lips, her quick breath.
Sharing a tent and the cold, hard ground with a stranger loses its rustic allure after about a week.
The Allure phone, about $150, is available in silver and titanium and can download melodies and graphics from Panasonic's Web site, store 250 names (with four phone numbers and an e-mail address for each name) and respond to 40 voice commands for finger-free dialing.
It was in French, which gave it a certain allure (more about that later), the research was in a field that I had already thought about, and the salary (around £19,000/?29,000 pa at the time) was fairly gobsmacking to your average final-year student contemplating graduate poverty (unless you plan to sell your soul to the world of finance).
With releases under his belt for Mad Decent, Night Slugs, Hot Mom USA and many more, Allure is about to drop his fantastic new EP Wherkk on the Southern Californian label KNIGHTWERK.
