The phrase "a fully deserved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely warranted or justified, often in the context of recognition or reward.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she received a fully deserved promotion."
Alternatives: "well-deserved" or "truly earned".
It was a fully deserved win".
Amour is harsh, heartbreaking and a fully deserved winner of this year's Palme d'Or.
No matter that the performance was not always quite as convincing as the final scoreline, Rafael Benítez celebrated his 56th birthday with a fully deserved first win in five attempts since succeeding Steve McClaren last month.
Today, though, it was reconfirmed as the Belgian changed her game-plan midway through the final to pull off a fully deserved 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 victoverover Li Na of China, a win that gave her a first Australian Open title and a fourth grand slam title in all.
López briefly silenced a jubilant Camp Nou with a well worked counter but Messi got the festivities started again with a fully deserved goal of his own, latching on to a generous chipped pass by Suárez to tap in the fourth.
"It was a fully deserved, a great clean sheet.
Palace substitute Glenn Murray was squeezed out by some robust defending, but Swansea's rearguard was exposed in the 58th minute as the home side took a lead they fully deserved.
England were denied a crucial victory as Kamil Glik's second-half equaliser gave Poland a point they fully deserved in the delayed World Cup qualifier in Warsaw.
Skrtel's powerful header gave Liverpool a lead they fully deserved at half-time - only for another defensive mix-up to hand Yaya Toure a scrambled equaliser for Roberto Mancini's side after the break.
In contrast, Villa used the pace of Agbonlahor and the power of Benteke to great effect, the pair combining as they took a lead they fully deserved after 22 minutes.
Signs of the team's true potential were evident at the start of this season with a thrilling and fully deserved 4-2 home victory over Real Madrid, allowing supporters to briefly believe that perhaps Arrasate was the right man to take the team forward after all.
