The phrase "forward the invitation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone to forward a physical or digital invitation to someone else. For example, "Please forward the invitation to Jenny so she can RSVP."
"[We] would be forever indebted if you could forward the invitation to anyone who you think may be interested in coming," reads the missive.
At the site, you can check and see who's coming, and whom they're bringing (most sites offer an option to let your guests forward the invitation to their friends or to keep your guests from doing so).
His political theory does not put forward the invitation to do whatever may be advantageous for the state.
Directors were also asked to forward the invitation letter to their pharmacist educator(s) and residents, requesting an interview.
Researchers received their invitation by email and were asked to forward the invitation to students, postdoctoral fellows and staff on their research teams.
An announcement poster, an invitation to participate, and consent forms were emailed to the principal investigator's colleagues with a request to forward the invitation to other colleagues.
She forwarded the invitation, which was for a bat mitzvah that included, for the bat mitzvah girl's bevy of friends and family, a luncheon at Le Bernardin and then, a few days later, a party at the Chanel store in SoHo, which the family had closed down for their festivities.
Conversely, one respondent forwarded the invitation to all members of her professional specialty association.
Non-responding and less advantaged women [ 9], or women who did not have any contact with the baby's father, would probably not assist in the recruitment by forwarding the invitation and questionnaire.
They surge forward at the invitation of England's defenders, who stand off them, inviting them forward.
Tabernacle floors were covered with sawdust to dampen the noise of shuffling feet (as well as for its pleasant smell and its ability to hold down the dust of dirt floors), and coming forward during the invitation became known as "hitting the sawdust trail".
