"pending invitations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to invitations that have been sent but not yet accepted or responded to. Example: "I have several pending invitations to various events next weekend, so I'm not sure which one I will be able to attend."
Any pending invitations are shown at the top alongside buttons for accessing past events.
LinkedIn allows you to transfer connections, but at the moment does not allow transference of recommendations, work experience, pending invitations, or group memberships.[2].
Once you are logged in, scroll down your home page, and on the righthand side you will see a link that says "[X] Invitations to interview," with [X] representing the actual number of pending invitations that you have.
On the alert bar, fifteen "pending invitations" had been flagged for me, along with messages I had neglected to reply to and a notice that my profile had been viewed by seventy-one users, two with the title "Customer Service Specialist".
"I can't stand RIKEN's ethics anymore," Masayo Takahashi tweeted yesterday as news leaked about the pending invitation to Obokata.
This could pave the way during the next few months for a state visit of Turkey's President Gul to Israel, as there is a pending invitation from President Peres.
You can still find out who couldn't just be cordial and leave the invitation pending by drilling into the renamed "Going", "Maybe" and "Invited" categories.
If a connection invitation was not accepted within a certain period of time, up to two "reminder emails" were sent reminding the recipients that the connection invitation is pending.
Ms. Khumalo, interviewed while the invitation was still pending last year, wept as she summoned memories of the day that destroyed her family — Feb. 12, 1983.
The executive, Kevin Rollins, said the main effect of the pending merger so far had been invitations to Dell to bid on large corporate accounts.
Sending some sort of present in recognition of their pending relationship change when declining the invitation is a matter of politeness.
