The phrase "attract devotees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of something, such as a belief, practice, or event, to draw in followers or enthusiasts.
Example: "The new yoga studio aims to attract devotees of holistic wellness through its unique classes and community events."
Alternatives: "draw in followers" or "gather enthusiasts."
The cryptic difficulties of Greek (alphabet, accents, moods, particles and tenses) repel Οί Πολλοί (hoi polloi) but attract devotees.
Yet so reliable were her recipes, and so lacking pretension, that they have continued to attract devotees to this day.
Privately, counter-terrorism officials see no sign of Isis's internet propaganda campaign being thwarted by community and government efforts and believe the group still has the same ability to attract devotees.
The unprepossessing building is just one of hundreds of thousands of shrines across the country that attract devotees who believe a prayer at the grave of a saint will bring them health and happiness.
AQ's ability to attract devotees from across Africa and the Middle East has given it a strategic advantage over governments and multilateral efforts to fight it, which are by nature not nimble or naturally responsive to evolving threats.
Saltwater fly fishing is attracting devotees at a startling rate.
In her lectures she displayed wit, warmth, and literary knowledge that attracted devotees wherever she went.
Hare Krishnas have been a fixture in the neighborhood since 1965, when the group's founder, Srila Prabhupapa, traveled from Calcutta and began attracting devotees while chanting in Tompkins Square Park.
Shafi Mohammad, a local government official from Dureji Tehsil, said crowds gather at the famous shrine each day to watch traditional Dhamal dancing, which attracts devotees from all over Balochistan and neighbouring Sindh.
It is a non-profit organization, with proceeds going toward the preservation and restoration of historic buildings and land in Pike County, and attracts devotees and newcomers for a full slate of photographic events: a juried photography show, an all-day portfolio review, and exhibitions, all in beautifully restored local buildings.
Having one of the south's longest beaches, Plakias has attracted some smallish hotels and restaurants, though the truly extraordinary Youth Hostel Plakias (open from Greek Easter through October) also attracts devotees of all ages.
