The phrase "inviting view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a view that is appealing or attractive, often in the context of scenery or a location.
Example: "The cabin had an inviting view of the mountains, making it the perfect getaway."
Alternatives: "welcoming sight" or "appealing vista".
On April 14th he chaired his first "symposium" of economists since taking office, inviting views on China's prospects from fellow members of the tribe.
The Committee started its deliberations by issuing a Press Release on June 8 , 2011 for inviting views and suggestions of the general public as well as the stakeholders on the bill.
In a new series on the Guardian Public Leaders Network, we are inviting views from a range of experienced and talented leaders to reflect on how well both politicians and public managers are performing and where and how they can improve.
But, in recognition of the anguish of women like Ms Evans, the government decided last year to review the act, inviting views in particular on whether the law should be changed to require the withdrawal of the consent of both parties before a stored embryo could be destroyed.
A consultation is being launched inviting views on people who live in static caravans at holiday parks.
National Grid is inviting views on its plans to bring power from offshore wind farms and Wylfa B into the electricity network in the next 10 to 15 years.
Elsewhere in north Wales, National Grid is inviting views on its plans to bring power from offshore wind farms and Wylfa B into the electricity network in the next 10 to 15 years.
Tomorrow Eyebeam will offer "Kid's Eye View," inviting families to view the exhibits, meet two artists and have their own adventures in the exciting zone where the virtual meets the real.
The department is inviting the views of residents and businesses until 31 October.
"It didn't give me the impression that he was inviting different views".
