The phrase "as deserving to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing that someone or something is worthy of a particular action or recognition.
Example: "She is as deserving to win the award as any other candidate."
Alternatives: "worthy of" or "entitled to".
Many others would recognize an unspoiled and dramatic landscape as deserving to remain just that, unspoiled and dramatic — not ripe for something as unnecessary as yet another golf course.
His mother, back home in London, wrote to the Count of Vergennes, the foreign minister of France, America's ally and Britain's adversary: "My son (an only Son) and dear as he is brave, amiable as deserving to be so . . . is now confined in America, an object of retaliation!
Deserved mercy, apart from being an oxymoron, may have a role to play in the latter, but it is not the same thing as deserving to be forgiven or deserving to be excused.
Because everyone is "to count for one, nobody for more than one" not just as a resource for generating utility but also as deserving to experience a share of it, no one may be sacrificed callously without limit for the good of the rest.[13] No one may be treated as a means only but must be treated as an end as well.
Probably Herod's most magnificent secular construction, the three-aisled structure was described by Josephus as deserving "to be mentioned better than any other under the sun".
"However, I do think that they are just that, one opinion, and we have to acknowledge that there are other people who are just as deserving to be on those lists".
Yet comparatively little of his music is firmly in the standard repertory, certainly not as much as deserves to be.
He charged that Chinese authorities viewed the Tibetan people as "criminals deserving to be put to death".
Stallings described some players as "not as confident as they deserve to be" but took solace in the close nature of Vandy's losses.
Hannah fit all the criteria plus another: not as famous as he deserved to be.
Despite readers' neglect, he continues to write, taking art as seriously as it deserves to be taken.
