The phrase "along with inviting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is happening in addition to the act of inviting someone or something.
Example: "Along with inviting guests to the party, we also prepared a special menu."
Alternatives: "in addition to inviting" or "together with inviting".
The site, a collection of cottages with inviting porches along the wooded shore of Long Pond, lies only a few miles from the village of Plymouth, Mass., where Mr. Davis's ancestors settled in 1620.
Straight out the lobby's front doors, you can stroll for miles along the tree-canopied waterfront promenade dotted with inviting benches fronting the spectacular scene.
Along with 11 other artists, Sharma was tasked with inviting another artist to engage in a visual dialogue.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla .— With inviting beaches that run for miles along South Florida's shores, it is easy to put sand into the same category as turbo air-conditioning and a decent mojito — something ever present and easily taken for granted.
They fill the air with inviting scents.
Beautifully plated classics can be enjoyed indoors, where there's a very distinctive brasserie vibe along with an inviting oyster bar, or alfresco in the posh courtyard by landscape architect Louis Benech, who redesigned the Water Theater Grove at Versailles.
She tried to pass that insight along by inviting witnesses and victims to the school.
The Save Busuu campaign takes the form of a music video and learning pack, along with a social media campaign inviting users to create their own song in the near-extinct language.
Make sure that the people you are inviting get along with each other.
Last year Stringer published his concept on the Web, along with some prototypes, inviting other Web designers to try it.
Following the completion of all interviews, each respondent received a summary report of their individual comments along with an email inviting reflection and further comment.
