The phrase "attractive allure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a captivating or appealing quality that draws people in.
Example: "The attractive allure of the sunset made everyone stop and admire the view."
Alternatives: "captivating charm" or "enticing appeal".
I tried to hold it all together by maintaining the perfect body posture and hair style and giving off just the right degree of attractive feminine allure in order to yield compliments from others.
The government must now reconcile the allure of an attractive offer price (which would boost privatization revenues to lower its budget deficit) with the socio-economic fallout of a foreign divestiture (which might heighten unemployment at marginal mines).
As I explore in my new book, Situations Matter, much of human nature is surprisingly context-dependent, and the allure of the attractive turns out to be little different.
Like opposite sides of a magnet, these two "human magnets" are unconsciously drawn to each other because of the way their self-orientations match up, not because of the compatibility of their Internet dating profiles or the allure of their attractive photos.
The risks the war photographers took, requiring a level of bravery and heroism more usually attached to fighters in the field, gave them (predominantly young, often attractive men) a level of stardom and sexual allure.
An attractive building and adventurous pampering treatments are two obvious allures.
There are some attractive paintings in which the handling of paint is a primary allure.
Though I never participated in the Greek system, largely because as a brown woman I felt like I wasn't seen as attractive or charming enough, a large part of me understood the allure.
But the Armory holds only about 4,000 spectators, and it might not have the same allure for the world's top athletes or be as attractive to sponsors as an arena in the heart of Manhattan.
