The phrase "also alluring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is attractive or appealing in addition to other qualities.
Example: "The painting is not only vibrant but also alluring, drawing the attention of every passerby."
Alternatives: "equally captivating" or "additionally enticing".
"But it was also alluring".
Large in spirit, she was also alluring to look at: see the photos in Bad Blood.
Money was part of the draw, recent graduate David Weiss '07 admits, but the theoretical and technological challenges were also alluring.
Also alluring are the gods' costumes, which Debra Kim Sivigny imbues with shabby rock-star chic (though I love the frumpy cardigan sweater Sivigny gives Morpheus as he induces slumbers).
Increasing oil revenues and the easing of sanctions are also alluring for companies that provide oil-field services or oil-industry equipment, since American companies are considered leaders in advanced oil and gas recovery technologies, many of which they have under patent, according to a recent report on Libya by the Energy Information Administration.
While some students might find this off-putting, it's also alluring in terms of maintaining prestige.
Its plan to build its stadiums in a compact area could also prove alluring.
There's also something still alluring about fairies, but fairies in an evil sense.
MITBlogs also offers another alluring aspect: the ability to post comments, anonymous or otherwise, at the bottom of an entry.
HE also found it alluring that despite being 38 miles long, Seneca Lake has hardly any boat traffic.
In the new burlesque, women not only control their images (that's the idea, anyway), but they also redefine what alluring looks like with sometimes proudly fleshy bodies.
