"beloved one" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is greatly loved or cherished, for example "My beloved one is always there for me".
· Beloved One is out now on Infinite Bloom records.
The character was a gross turd of a nerd, and an immediately beloved one in the classic '80s comedy, now out on Blu-ray for the first time.
A number of those were songs that history will remember as some of his biggest and most beloved—"One Dance," "Hotline Bling," Take Care" (with Rihanna) and "Hold On, We're Going Home (with Majid Jordan), as well as tracks that featured him, such as Rihanna's "Work" and "What's My Name?" and dozens of other catchy tunes.
Remarkably, ICU staff mainly focused on cases in which relatives refused donation, despite their beloved one having been registered as a donor.
Ours had been a relic, but a beloved one.
As if you aren't learning a new world at all, just rediscovering an old, beloved one.
Two of Bob's predecessors as England captain, Johnny Haynes and Billy Wright, each stand now eternal and honoured sentinels on their respective and beloved one-club patches at Craven Cottage and Molyneux.
They will shove shelter listings for other Jack Russell terriers at you, as if another dog could slip into that perfect little spot left by your beloved one-of-a-kind pet.
Real estate brokers say that the 10,000-square-foot contemporary fieldstone house is as imposing as its late owner, but that it and his beloved one-and-a-half-acre rose garden have fallen into disrepair.
Here she was on Wednesday night, checking out 42nd Street after dark, in Manhattan for the first time since the critically beloved one-ring Barnum's Kaleidoscape visited Bryant Park 13 months ago.
Recently I met Britney, who shared a story about her beloved one-year-old daughter, Dakota.
