The phrase "as it invites" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something encourages or welcomes a particular action or response.
Example: "The open door was a clear sign, as it invites anyone to enter freely."
Alternatives: "as it encourages" or "as it welcomes".
Here, I found myself pausing on almost every page, as I absorbed its details or phrasing, and contemplated, as it invites us to, the very air above us.
Even as it invites us inside, it hangs on to its mysteries.
Monte Carlo, the first single from Manchester trio Girl Friend, isn't quite in that superleague – and besides, it's only a single – but still, credit where it's due: it is 3mins 41secs of sleek accomplished disco-pop, with a shiny propulsion that will stop you in your tracks even as it invites you to become a slave to its melancholy rhythm.
Their code costs less to support and evolve even as it invites and facilitates new value creation.
The correlation between economic conditions and democratic breakdown casts doubt on new claims about authoritarianism promotion even as it invites questions about the process through which democracy collapsed.
Even as it invites us to discover the work of poets in Ashbery's other tradition, it reminds us of Ashbery's essential place in our own.
As it invited more clients to try out its service, the founders discovered that the aspect of 10sheet's service that clients valued most was the human interaction — so much so that the founders changed their model and put the live bookkeeper front and center, rather than as an add-on to the software.
But the issue that left arguably the biggest mark on his tenure was his handling of the clergy sexual abuse scandal, which elevated his national profile even as it invited criticism closer to home.
Our printed guide sheet said of Sir John's Room that it "has long been used as the private sitting-room of the owner of the mount". I thought the owner probably also used the little library (formerly the breakfast room) as well; it invites browsing among its simple pine bookshelves.
That's why it's the most democratic genre and, as such, it invites variations as diverse as the practical and imaginative modes of democratic life.
