The phrase "a much adored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is greatly loved or cherished.
Example: "The artist was a much adored figure in the community, known for her kindness and talent."
Alternatives: "a beloved" or "a highly cherished".
Also, a much adored, vital part of the extended Radutzky, Hertz, Fulder, Forstenzer, Frank, Shire and Rose families.
Even David Beckham, a much adored national hero, is regarded with a certain cynicism because of his relentless publicity-courting and his pop-star lifestyle.The contrast with rugby could not be sharper.
The integration of communication protocols into transport systems is a much adored research area today.
It is thought that additional investment is necessary and Wang's hard bargaining to get the right amount of cash injection had caused a rift between her and Elbaz, a designer who was much adored for his feminine but wearable clothes, as well as his own trademark look of bow tie and glasses.
Mandela was much adored; his entering a room created a stir, and his exit would leave a momentary quiet, as those he left behind took a collective breath to regroup.
"Trading Leather was much adored and had a tremendous career, the highlight being his Irish Derby win," his trainer Jim Bolger said.
In another version of the story, as told by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Midas also accidentally turned his much adored daughter into a gold statue, and because no food could touch his lips, he slowly starved to death.
Our much adored and treasured friend.
Much adored grandfather of Joshua and Alison Dines, Andrew and Caroline Rosenbaum, Matthew and Jonathan Frohlinger.
Much adored father of Lynne Goldring and Bonnie Goldschmidt.
She was much adored; there were shrines to her everywhere.
