The phrase "deserving of being" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that someone or something is deserving of an action that is specified or implied. For example, "The hardworking student was deserving of being awarded a scholarship."
Certainly Mr. Rene or Astro or Ms. Crow is much more deserving of being on the chopping block.
While Werfalli is certainly deserving of being targeted by the court, the warrant for Werfalli's arrest does little to alleviate that.
Winning the FA Cup will certainly help in terms of a greater level of acceptance, and I believe that the quality we show on the pitch is deserving of being inside a top men's club".
By merit, Marcum would seem the most deserving of being sent to the bullpen, but whether it happens depends on how willing the Mets are to concede that their biggest off-season free-agent acquisition has been a flop.
They showed emotion after a big victory and stood up to the Bulls with the sincere belief that they were just as deserving of being Eastern Conference champions before falling in seven games.
Niedermayer, who leads the N.H.L. with four overtime goals, said after scoring a goal in overtime of the Devils' 3-2 victoverover Boston last Sunday that he was not deserving of being named that game's first star.
And of how Madame Wu had been denied the Nobel she deserved because of being female.
Managers who are deserving of trust are dependable, reliable, honest, forthright, truthful and ethical.
He deserved the indignity of being fired over the phone.
The most aggressive and least deserving of these is the sugar lobby.
Another issue deserving of consideration is whether rejection of challenging messages induced by self-affirmation has behavioural implications.
