The phrase "invoking for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate a request or plea for something. Example: "I am invoking for your help in finding a solution to this problem."
No, this is not the beginning of a long discourse on politics or the state of the universe, nor about the higher forces that Plant's music has been invoking for some time now – from 1993's Fate of Nations onwards.
The AU said this month it was ready to send 5,000 peacekeepers to protect civilians caught up in months of violence, invoking for the first time powers to intervene in a member state against its will.
America's allies in NATO have proclaimed their willingness to stand up and be counted by invoking for the first time in the history of the organisation its Article 5 on mutual defence, which binds the signatories to regard an attack on one member as an attack on all.
But those perfidious Germans and French also rallied round America, invoking for the first time Article 5 of the NATO treaty (on mutual self-defence) and stepping up intelligence co-operation.Indeed, the difference in warmth has largely been on America's side.
Others, such as Russia and China, want nothing to be done without the approval of the UN Security Council.But NATO responded last week by invoking, for the first time in its 52-year history, Article 5 of its founding treaty, which declares the attack on America to be an attack on the alliance as a whole, and enables America to call on its allies for military support.
It is to be hoped that the human rights and freedom of expression the government is invoking for asylum will be respected without restriction at home.
The remedy was later invoked for wrongful taking generally.
It has been invoked for decades in this state.
"I have invoked for you a sign of clemency".
This is not, by the way, some arcane process suddenly invoked for a few baseball players.
The inherent-contempt doctrine has not been invoked for decades and, he said, would be unseemly.
