The phrase "a call for him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or invitation directed towards a male individual.
Example: "The meeting was a call for him to share his insights on the project."
Alternatives: "a request for him" or "an invitation for him".
Liz places a call for him, and he turns courtly.
Yes, the laborer says on both counts, and Mr. Lasso jots down his phone number, promising to make a call for him.
Al Nour broke with other Islamists in the weeks before the mass protests started against Mr. Morsi's rule, issuing a call for him to resolve the political crisis with a sweeping package of concessions.
A first report into the opening days of the war was highly critical, but he has weathered that storm, which included a call for him to resign by his deputy and foreign minister, Tzipi Livni.
Furthermore, I bought the arguments that Snelling made in that essay: that his wife's illness had become a call for him to exercise virtue and to serve as an example for others; that people are joined by suffering, and that the life of a community is enriched by the hard tasks placed before it; that dependency is the normal state of affairs.
"No Taxes" weaves together a critique of Mr. Romney's comments at a fund-raiser about the 47 percent of Americans who pay no income taxes with a call for him to disclose his returns from before 2010, noting that the candidate "paid just 14.1 percent in taxes last year" and saying that he is holding money offshore.
He liked skateboarding when he was a kid and fondly remembers collecting skate magazines, but it was never a calling for him until he watched his own son Douglas Miles Jr. fall in love with the sport in 2001.
"It was a close call for him.
He rushed to the square, he told me, issuing a call for others to join him.
But too often, giving up essential liberty for temporary safety seems an easy call for him.
But the official noted that the statement was "short of an outright call for him to get out".
