The phrase "deserving of representing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone or something that is worthy or suitable to represent a larger group or idea. For example: - The Olympic committee carefully selects athletes who are deserving of representing their country on the world stage. - This painting is truly deserving of representing the artist's unique style and vision. - Only those who possess strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of the company's values are deemed deserving of representing our brand. - As a teacher, it is important to choose students who are deserving of representing the school in competitions and events.
They deserve their own space in history, with no burden of representing the inner underdog among we modest and unassuming New Yorkers.
This way of representing filaments, in which the "agents" in the model are rigid subsections of a filament, deserves further comment.
Paul's past experience of representing big hospitals and insurance companies allowed him to get Kieara and her daughter the compensation they deserved.
"Rosario Marin doesn't deserve to represent the people of Huntington Park". But Marin not only survived the negative campaigning, she also trounced the opposition in 1999, garnering more votes than any other candidate.
"We have made it very clear that we will not tolerate any form of discriminatory behavior and, one by one, we will root out those fans that do not deserve to represent this great club of ours," the owners wrote.
"In the broad world of sports, I'm pretty sure they could've found someone — and this is not anything against Caitlyn Jenner — who was much closer to actively involved in sports, who would've been deserving of what that award represents," he said.
"In the broad world of sports, I'm pretty sure they could've found someone – and this is not anything against Caitlyn Jenner – who was much closer actively involved in sports, who would've been deserving of what that award represents.
"In the broad world of sports, I'm pretty sure they could've found someone -– and this is not anything against Caitlyn Jenner –- who was much closer to actively involved in sports, who would've been deserving of what that award represents".
After winning a world title in 2014, Carissa Moore decided to tackle the issue head-on, penning an open letter to the surf industry that argued that all types of female surfers deserve be represented, not just "sexy" ones.
"Americans deserve all kinds of people representing them," he said, "not just an élite ruling class".
