The phrase "attempt to invite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort or endeavor to extend an invitation to someone.
Example: "Despite the rain, we made an attempt to invite all our friends to the picnic."
Alternatives: "try to invite" or "make an effort to invite".
The United Kingdom agreed to France's request to extend an invitation to the Soviet Union, but blocked France's attempt to invite a representative from Republican Spain.
The diplomatic results were zero and the visit damaged Londonderry's name almost as badly as his attempt to invite Goering to the Coronation in 1937.
Mr Tsipras will be given some sort of deadline, perhaps a week, to answer.But Mr Tsipras, whose attempt to invite himself to the Berlin meeting was rebuffed, is doing his best to pre-empt such a development.
Israeli officials have repeatedly claimed that the attacks on Gilo were a deliberate attempt to invite punishing reprisals against a Christian community, in the hope that Christians worldwide would rally to the Palestinian cause.
Mr. Pataki, in an appearance in Manhattan, made statements stressing the nonpartisan reaction of political leaders to the attack, in what aides said was an attempt to invite a contrast with Mr. Cuomo.
Levisse considers it a work that is equally dark and dreamy, and part of an attempt to invite people to share in his intimate memories, many of them from his childhood, as if viewers were stepping into his diary.
The budget airline is the largest in India by passenger numbers and is attempting to invite investment into one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets.
His two attempts to invite international teams to Antigua fell through and he was initially far removed from the international cricketing power struggle between England, where the game originated, and India, currently cricket's economic epicenter.
When attempts to invite her classmates over to kayak failed, she proceeded to send constant and seemingly urgent messages about an eating disorder, and began describing a cutting problem.
There are three important limitations to consider: (i) the cross-sectional design precludes causal inferences; (ii) all NMeS data were self-reported and do not include objective measures; and, (iii) the NMeS sample represents less than 5% of the nursing and midwifery population that investigators attempted to invite [ 21, 22].
The attempt was made to invite all women aged 20 65 years in the selected villages and to screen at least 80% of these.
