"deserving group" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It can refer to a particular group of people who deserve something, such as good fortune or recognition. For example: The homeless community is a deserving group who should receive aid and support.
They lured him from T.C.U. and another deserving group of players after only three seasons there.
We face a trade-off: ignore a deserving group of citizens, or help them but limit help available for other groups.
Delgado could have passed the ball around to a deserving group of relievers who took over for a battered Oliver Pérez in the fourth inning.
Every tax deduction and every tax exemption should be viewed not just as giving a break to whatever deserving group has hired a good lobbyist but as forcing the rest of us to pay more.
The shadow schools secretary said: "There are many, many more looked- after children who could benefit from the expansion of residential education and I believe that this uniquely deserving group should be also be able to take advantage of the improvements pioneered by academy schools.
Like Black History Month, I fear that one month is not nearly enough for an incredibly deserving group of people who are as rich and significant in history as every other group.
You might reasonably disagree and argue for protecting all deserving groups.
Mr. Felder said the extra money allowed him to finance deserving groups.
Mr. Cooper said the social media and local community parts of the "Pepsi Refresh Project" — which lets people vote to give grants to deserving groups — would be used as a template for "X Factor".
In just days we received tens of thousands of nominations for deserving groups, including dozens of nominations for the Burrito Project.
For example, the Volksgesundheit (People's Health) and Gesundheitspflicht (Duty to be Healthy) policies were enforced in parallel with the active distribution of cigarettes to people who the Nazis saw as "deserving" groups (e.g. frontline soldiers, members of the Hitler Youth).
