The phrase "invites consideration" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something prompts or encourages further thought or examination. Example: "The complex issue of climate change invites consideration from all angles, including political, economic, and scientific perspectives."
This remarkable achievement invites consideration of what underlies it.
The end of a program — whether it has lasted two minutes or two hours — invites consideration of doing something else.
This collection prompts readers to think differently and for example, invites consideration of waste, more as a potential resource than simply as a problem.
But beyond the spectacle of one man's abhorrent politics, the episode invites consideration of the curious relationship between French fashion and fascism.
It also invites consideration of how the swift marks made in response to sensation triggered, or became part of, new sensations.
Regarding heritage as cultural capital invites consideration of sustainability aspects, in parallel with the treatment of natural capital in economic theory, allowing us to derive a sustainability rule for cultural capital accumulation.
The problem with the 'near miracle' assumption is that it invites considerations of 'new principles' that are unknown to physics and chemistry.
She invited consideration of what committing to decolonizing means.
Taken together, our findings highlight the interaction between memory consolidation and suppression, and invite consideration of their possible clinical significance.
In such narratives, health and illness might signify the sanctity of the ascetic, or invite consideration of a broader theology of illness.
In part, that's because they don't really present black-and-white choices; they invite consideration of alternative demands that are interdependent as much as they are contradictory.
