Sentence The phrase 'call her to' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to telephone another person. For example: "Please call her to confirm the appointment".
"We tried to call her, to take the dogs out.
Call her to fix your supper or raise your kids.
He would want to call her, to have her number.
"She'll give you the times, and maybe you can call her to confirm it.
Jack really did call her to apologize, figuring he had said something after a few drinks at a beach party.
Since then, she said, there is no one to call her to bed and turn out the lights.
Filmmakers and writers still call her to say they want to document Jewish culture in Miami Beach, Ms. Zerivitz said.
And girls she did not even know from surrounding villages whose parents would call her to perform the rite.
Then he asked for her room number so that he could call her to schedule a meeting.
According to friends of Scowcroft, Rice has asked him to call her to set up a dinner, but he has not, apparently, pursued the invitation.
Thinks of all the foolish letters she has received before from men making foolish statements and giving her pet names they'd never call her to her face.
