"oblige us" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used in the context of asking or expecting someone to do something for you. Example: We would greatly appreciate it if you could oblige us by finishing this project on time.
In the intervening years, much has been written about the failings of passwords and the ways in which we use them, yet little is done to encourage or oblige us to follow the right path.
Just one laugh would have been something, but Sikowitz could not oblige us even that.
The Turks have been trying to oblige us... Who wants to defend the Turks?
"The pedophilia scandals oblige us to take a journey of transformation".
The bravery of past generations does not oblige us to be cowed today".
"The circumstances oblige us," said Óscar Almazán, the president of Cuba's Association of Sugar Technicians.
The poor reliability for the educational attainment data obliged us to use a proxy for the level of education using the information on the contributory group.
This obliges us to use approximations and bounds to find the waiting time of LP and HP packets.
Clinical measurement is hampered by the lack of specific validated assessment tools, obliging us to use non-specific standardized evaluation means.
For validation purposes, the lack of an independent gold standard obliged us to use cancer registries, although some overlapping might be found because HDAD is usually a basic source of information for cancer registries.
In spite of this breakdown which obliged us has to use another apparatus, our results are comparable and can be regarded as resulting from only one and single series.
