"seductive appeal" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that is tantalizing and attractive. For example, "The seductive appeal of the new phone lured in many customers."
Madoff's seductive appeal lay not so much in his purported profits as in his consistency.
Formally chiseled and morally complex, these stories examine the seductive appeal of violence for the intellectual.
Like those before it, it takes a dim view of Western capitalism's seductive appeal.
This plays up their seductive appeal, which is heightened by the heavily textured pigment.
But for many experts, the seductive appeal of calling for such a role is irresistible.
The seductive appeal of the nerd is their promise of objectivity, their apparent freedom from political bias.
Then there's the ever-seductive appeal of being in a clique, winking at each other when the in-jokes start rolling in, throwing clandestine terminology around and jumping up and down at a moment which, in the eyes of the uninitiated, looks like nothing.
"There is a very seductive apparent appeal from populist approaches, and that's what Ukip embodies.
On its surface, the giggling, backhand homage to chronic serves as a cautionary tale against the seductive, destructive appeal of the devil weed.
Much has been written about the game's irresistible charms — the deceptively simple premise, the maddeningly complex advanced levels and the seductive, cartoonish appeal of the jewel-hued candies themselves — but the game doesn't feel that much different from other mobile gaming hits like Angry Birds, Letterpress, Dots or Draw Something.
Just like a human's sex appeal, seductive art comes in the form of personal and intimate touches.
