The phrase "absolutely invites" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something strongly encourages or welcomes a particular action or response.
Example: "The warm atmosphere of the café absolutely invites you to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee."
Alternatives: "clearly encourages" or "strongly beckons".
"I was absolutely invited, but I had a commitment in relation to domestic violence, which I have not been able to change," she told ABC's AM program on Wednesday.
"Both are absolutely invited.
I asked if this included any of the notorious Chelsea Headhunters firm, and Nash-Jones replied: "Hooligans firms are absolutely not invited and we certainly are not inviting Headhunters.
He also said the plans were not absolutely final, and invited people to voice opinions on the matter.
The events are timed and situated in such a way that it would be absolutely impossible for a journalist with invites to each event to go to both.
"Absolutely, if she asks Curlin correctly and Curlin invites her correctly," he said with a chuckle.
For the photograph invites a sense that there is something absolutely extraordinary going on inside Wittgenstein's head, something unique, something tantalisingly beyond comprehension.
While dormancy invites the idea that the plant does absolutely nothing, Venus flytraps will actually continue to photosynthesize during their dormant period.
2. Exes: Unless your ex is your best friend and your partner has no qualms whatsoever about your close relationship, there is absolutely no reason to invite former lovers to your wedding.
Moreover, the NBC invites us to consider the modalities of treatment of extremely premature newborns in a way absolutely analogous to the assessment of any other form of treatment to which handicapped people are subjected, regardless of their age.
