The phrase "allure of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the attractive or captivating quality that light possesses, often in a poetic or metaphorical context.
Example: "The allure of light danced across the water, drawing the eyes of all who passed by."
Alternatives: "charm of illumination" or "appeal of brightness".
"Their voices have a plaintive allure full of light vibrato and husky emotionalism, and they blend together exquisitely in harmonies," John Rockwell wrote in The New York Times.
Such is the allure of the northern lights that Andy, who grew up on the Wirral, has moved into an essentially nocturnal existence at the edge of the world and in some of the harshest conditions on the planet.
* But even she recognises the allure of meals that are light on the washing-up: "It's a one-pan dish and easy cleanup!" * "In the last 10 years or so, cooking has become my main ancillary passion in life".
In L.A., Miller felt the allure of both Pop and light and space, which blended with his early influences, becoming his mature style of cumulative rendering and high-gloss surfaces.
Such is the power and allure of money at the speed of light.
Neon, though – despite the economic allure of cheaper fluorescent and LED lighting – has shone on into the 21st Century, against the odds, with residents determined to keep signs for Lucozade and Kentile Floors alight, as well as entire city centres, like Hong Kong's.
From the Husky, it was easy to overlook environmental issues and fathom the appeal of oil development — easy to see the allure of a derrick dressed up in lights and looming 10 stories over a desolate landscape where the leading academic solution to social and economic stagnation had been to surrender and let the land lapse into buffalo commons.
The movie offers, in passing, some joyfully stylized moments — such as the synchronized choreography of the flight attendants' safety demonstrations, the allure of the cockpit screen and runway lights, the gleam of a fuselage, and several exuberantly canted angles — but they're all too brief and undeveloped, like tacked-on decorations that seem incidental to the action.
The allure of viewing the heavens in infrared light--which pierces the dust that fills galaxies--kept the project alive.
The goodies on display — most notably, lemon meringue pie — have the mysterious allure of buried treasure finally exposed to the light, where it radiates a golden luminosity.
