"prefer to invite" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that you'd rather have someone come over, or that you would prefer to invite someone to an event. For example: "I prefer to invite my own friends to the party."
"I prefer to invite artists who bring their ideas into the Kunsthalle and I help them develop and materialize those ideas," he said.
Such an outcome would give every backbencher inordinate power over the prime minister and signal a coalition with a short lifespan, even by the standards of Israeli politics.Mr Netanyahu would much prefer to invite Labour into government.
For instance they prefer to invite foreign professors to teach in the country rather than to let students migrate to be educated abroad.
Usually, we prefer to invite our friends and family.
Friends said she should put a security guard on the café door; she preferred to invite her enemies in, to eat panini and join the conversation.
And something they keep in mind when programming lectures; the museum prefers to invite speakers who are well-known in the community.
She rarely ventures out of her home – a one-bedroom shack in a small compound she shares with 10 others – preferring to invite her friends over to watch Nollywood movies.
The company, Prasad argued, prefers to invite innovation from developers and give them the tools to build new products instead of building them itself.
For example, if it is found that patients, in general and accounting for a range of interpersonal differences, strongly prefer to be invited to participate in handover rather than not, then this provides evidence to clinical leaders that an invitation to participate should be considered for inclusion in practice guidelines.
Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) now acts like the party is some sort of embarrassing uncle he would prefer not to invite to the family wedding.
As for the Hangouts interpreter app, Google says that it will allow those who prefer sign language to "invite interpreters to speak and sign for them during hangouts".
