The phrase "attractive lure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is appealing or enticing, often in the context of marketing, nature, or persuasive language.
Example: "The advertisement featured an attractive lure that caught the attention of potential customers, promising a unique experience."
Alternatives: "appealing bait" or "enticing draw".
For moviemakers, it was an attractive lure as well.
But James, Wade and Bosh will provide an attractive lure, and their sheer talent should be enough on most nights.
A tourist boom beginning in the second half of the 20th century transformed Palma into an attractive lure for visitors and workers from the mainland.
With the surge in ridership in recent years, bicycle rooms have become an attractive lure for many apartment hunters, and the Bloomberg administration has sought to increase bike commuting by requiring new buildings to include bicycle parking.
The program of her Carnegie recital this week is certainly an attractive lure: Leading with her strength (Strauss songs), she continues through France (Duparc and Poulenc), stops off in the English-speaking world (with an excerpt from Jake Heggie's opera-in-progress "Master Class," as well as Britten and Copland) and ends in Italy with Wolf-Ferrari and Puccini.
He added that while "diversity is integral to fintech's success and as the industry's capital, London has proven to be an attractive lure for a range of talent for many years, there has been a skills gap in STEM oriented jobs for the last couple of years.
Life with Isis means power, money, wives and status – all attractive lures for young firebrands with a cause - but it also means killing and dominating for a worldview in which he no longer believes so fervently.
Both candidates have usefully called attention to issues of military pay and housing and to the need to recruit and retain skilled pilots and computer professionals at a time when the civilian economy is offering attractive lures.
These riches prove too attractive and lure those who want to take risk.
No reason for his departure was given but a more attractive role luring him away has been discounted.
In doing so, the Fed has made safer investments such as bonds less attractive and lured investors into riskier assets such as stocks.
