"we will be inviting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate future plans or intentions to extend an invitation. Example: We will be inviting our friends and family to join us for a barbecue next weekend.
We will be inviting all of our first cousins, but one is serving jail time.
For this year's tenth anniversary event we will be inviting all of our previous winners to participate.
"Unless there is more deference to the Treasury, we all recognize that we will be inviting a veto," he said.
"We will be inviting nothing more than damage and danger to all we've accomplished for the past 40 years," said Gonidakis.
"We will be inviting challengers to consume relatively small quantities - just one regulation pie - in as short a time as possible.
If we assist the revival of this ancient practice and allow it to infect our media and invade our Web sites, we will be inviting more abductions and more murders.
But besides the politics, we'll be inviting more airline disasters and putting more lives at risk".
Each week we'll be inviting a reader to share with us a playlist of songs they've been listening to recently.
We'll be inviting submissions around a variety of themes and plan to compile some of the best ones into galleries and articles on the Guardian site.
"We'll be writing to every company that has used flyposting in the borough of Camden and we'll be inviting them to make a similar undertaking to the one Sony made.
Each week, we'll be inviting Cif readers to post their civil liberties and human rights queries – anything from your own experiences to questions you have always wanted to ask.
