The phrase "inviting reflection" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that prompts or encourages deep thought or introspection. Example: The author's poignant writing style is inviting reflection on the nature of love and loss.
The choreographer Radhouane El Meddeb offers "Sous Leurs Pieds, le Paradis" (a United States premiere), in which he pays homage to mothers, sisters and daughters, inviting reflection on Tunisia's evolving gender politics and exploring the feminine aspects of his own identity.
Following the completion of all interviews, each respondent received a summary report of their individual comments along with an email inviting reflection and further comment.
That developmental biology has returned to the center of the discussion is not surprising because of its enduring status as a biological topic inviting reflection on reductionist themes.
interrelated and inter-disciplinary topics that provide context for the world students are preparing to enter while also inviting reflection on how they fit into that picture.
Closing with a theopolitical turn, I follow Cristle Collins Judd in citing music-theoretic abbreviation as a soft weapon of sectarian conflict, inviting reflection on how subtle instruments of protest not only defined the confessional age but shaped and sized our own.
Lamarque argues, for instance, that works of literature are of interest because they offer content "with depth, inviting reflection". He calls this "mimesis". Here, a literary critic might argue that Lamarque's broadly "mimetic" view of literature, although it is argued to be distinct from connotations of realism or mirroring nature, is too narrow and excludes, for instance, surrealist poetry.
Though laudable, inviting reasoned reflection on the part of consumers might be beside the point.
Its scholarly value and main contribution to society consists in its ability to raise people's levels of awareness about taken-for-granted ways of life and thought, inviting critical reflection on humanity's relationships to the earth.
Adams admits that she was inviting such reflections, but for her the question was also a broader one about collective guilt.
I want to again invite you to be in dialogue with us, if you'd like to do so, and, if not, then hope you will receive our thanks for inviting our deeper reflection.
He's assisted by a good script, an excellent production designer (Hugo Luczyc-Wyhowski), Mick Audsley's razor-sharp editing, Nathan Larson's unobtrusive score, and outstanding photography by Chris Menges, who gives London a gleamingly seductive surface; he makes it a cold touristic place of consumption, its chilly reflections inviting and repelling a sense of belonging.
