"be cared about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing emotional or physical care; for example, "Don't forget that everyone deserves to be cared about."
I need to be cared about, which probably makes me pretty damn human".
Care ethicists shift the moral focus from abstract individuals and their actions to concrete, situated people with feelings, friends, and dreams persons who can be cared about.
However, toxicity should always be cared about when DNA molecules are used together with nanomaterials as has been tested in [15], so a problem we need to pay attention to is that the metallic quantum dots used in biological assays are always toxic.
"Older people need to be cared about, not just cared for," says Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK. "This means listening and responding to an individual's views and choices so that an all-important sense of dignity and identity can be maintained throughout a person's life".
It feels good to be cared about.
Our indignation and anger is a cry to be cared about and treated differently -- because of what we have endured.
