The phrase 'invitation to him' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inviting someone to an event or gathering. For example: "We sent an invitation to him for the party next Saturday."
But I thought you'd extend the invitation to him".
He added with a smile, "I will ask you to convey the invitation to him".
Mae West's raucous invitation to him — "Why don't you come up sometime and see me? Come on up.
Rheingold beer?" Ms. Whiting: "We issued a formal invitation to him and he issued a formal acceptance".
"You are a huge icon for the Spanish community," the Comité Mexicano Cívico Patriótico had said in its invitation to him, a month earlier.
While the truth about our parks is available for anyone to see here, we would like to extend an invitation to him to visit SeaWorld as our guest.
Invitations to him to speak all over the Soviet Union arrived in embarrassingly large numbers.
A mother of a boy in boarding school forwarded a number of Christmas dance invitations to him, suggesting that he pick out the tow or three dances he would prefer to attend.
"Doesn't your singing… A mother of a boy in boarding school forwarded a number of Christmas dance invitations to him, suggesting that he pick out the tow or….
OAS officials have held more than 25 meetings since they arrived last Sunday, but never met with Jude Célestin, a candidate who had been boycotting the presidential runoff, despite numerous invitations to him.
I took him up on his invitation to meet him before dawn and attempt to sneak out of Jamaica Bay before the winds came up again.
