It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is a worthy candidate for receiving an award or honor. For example, "The Nobel Prize committee has chosen a very deserving recipient for this year's award".
Questioning whether Green had been a deserving recipient of a knighthood, Field said: "There was nothing the committee could find that shows Sir Philip Green is the king of the high street.
We are proud to have Catherine in our community and feel she is a truly deserving recipient of the national recognition of an AAMC Herbert W. Nickens Medical Student Scholarship.
The name of John Bercow, since 2009 Speaker of the House of Commons, has been mentioned as a possibly deserving recipient.
She is an eminently deserving recipient of this faith-based humanitarian award for her disproportionate contributions to the betterment of our global family". Though the award will help her efforts to provide education to Afghani children greatly, Yacoobi said, "We still have a long way to go.
Moreover, this donation could be done simply because a person has faith and confidence that the organ is being given to a deserving recipient whom he has spent time with and has actually seen suffering from the effects of end organ disease.
But today's guests found Mr. Corzine a deserving recipient.
Or, rather, like his mother and her mother-in-law before that, does he view India's poor as deserving recipients of welfare rather than people to empower?
The 93 year old has been given a Points of Light award, which is granted by the prime minister to deserving recipients on a daily basis.
- Healthcare Ministry of Health and Welfaree initiated the Social Welfare Integrated Management Network to analyze 385 different types of public data from 35 agencies and comprehensively manage welfare benefits and services provided by the central government, as well as by local governments, to deserving recipients" [23].
"If honours are to retain any meaning and value they must be awarded to genuinely deserving recipients who have contributed to their communities above and beyond the norm," he said.
While the two (unrelated) Johnsons Alice Marie and Jack appear to be genuinely deserving recipients of mercy, it's becoming clearer by the day that the pardon power represents Trump's best weapon in waging cultural war not just on his liberal opposition, but on the very notion of the rule of law.
