'alluring potential' is a correct phrase to use in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation that has the potential to be very attractive, or to describe a person or thing that has the capacity to be attractive. For example, "The alluring potential of this investment opportunity had her eager to commit her resources."
Brown has alluring potential, but developing talent can be frustrating during a pennant race.
Recently, the ability to derive iPSCs from terminally differentiated human cells was a groundbreaking discovery, with alluring potential for cell-specific disease models, regenerative medicine, modeling physiological developmental processes and drug discovery (Wu and Hochedlinger, 2011).
Those marks of gang affiliation are alluring to potential recruits in Latin American countries seeking work and support networks.
Titles that use poetic language, vivid imagery, or a bit of mystery tend to be alluring to potential readers.
None of this means that a deal will be forthcoming, though it might be alluring to some potential suitors.
Western business schools, supported by powerful marketing staff members who fly across the globe, pitching as well as coordinating programs with their emerging market clients, find the looming potential alluring.
This is a familiar story with roots way back in the culture wars of the 1980s and '90s, during the days of 2 Live Crew's obscenity trial and Tipper Gore's Parents' Music Resource Center, which coincided with hip-hop's rise as a cultural force, one both alluring and a potential scourge.
But the energy potential is alluring enough that all of us should root for NIF to succeed.
When Madeline Williamson included the words "needs a good dose of TLC" in a listing for a town house in Brooklyn Heights, she nestled it among more alluring phrases like "great potential" and "dog heaven".
That is as much as the airlines spend on Boeings and Airbuses each year; and since Boeing currently has only about 4% of this business, the potential is alluring.
Directing the Media Lab is an alluring challenge because of the potential of blending the longer term focus of university research and development efforts with the agility and risk-taking approach of Silicon Valley start-ups, Mr. Ito said.
