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The phrase "are lured into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is attracted or enticed into a particular action or situation, often with a negative connotation.
Example: "Many young people are lured into making poor financial decisions by flashy advertisements."
Alternatives: "are drawn into" or "are tempted into".
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Underage Muslim girls are lured into prostitution.
Businesses are lured into social media marketing because it's free.
Property owners are lured into believing that their property is more valuable.
If people are lured into connection, only to feel manipulated, they may never trust you again.
Many of whom are lured into the private sector from the NHS," said Dr Harris.
"They are lured into believing life under Isis is wonderful and all Islamic.
"Most people are lured into participating in sports when they're young," he said.
New goats are lured into Labour's "big tent" all the time.
USUALLY the well known are lured into designer shops, not asked to leave.
As more investors are lured into a Ponzi scheme, still more must be recruited to pay them.
Beyond the difference in salaries, he lists a host of other reasons that academics are lured into industry.
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