The phrase "generously served" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as part of a sentence to describe someone's actions or behavior in a positive light. Example: The waiter at the restaurant generously served us with extra bread and complimentary desserts. In this sentence, the phrase "generously served" is used to describe the waiter's actions of providing extra food and desserts, implying that the service was generous and abundant.
Juicy and flavorful, this is the ultimate Gallic fair food, generously served in thick slices with a choice of vegetables — braised Belgian endives, roasted potatoes, sautéed carrots, zucchini and roasted crumb-topped tomatoes.
We were the more generously served by Mayday, which the BBC ran over five successive nights, partly in deference to binge-watching trends, but also, perhaps, because they felt they had something to flaunt.
An inspirational administrator who exuded a contagious spirit of joy in all that she did, Janet generously served the school for over a decade as Co-Director of Admissions.
If you happen to be here for an opening, you'll be brushing against the hipsters with a bottle of beer in hand, always generously served from iced trash cans.
It must be that inheritance that has left its mark on Esther's generously served specialties at Itz Kosher.
Entrees, generously served with sides of fresh vegetables, rice and a light soup, seem designed to be divvied up.
Part 3. Some contractors have been paid generously to serve as "body shops" for staffers supervised by others.
The district has paid the companies generously to serve as employers of record — known as "body shops" in the construction industry — for people who do no actual work for them.
All are generously portioned and served promptly and piping hot.
An inspirational leader and creative problem solver, Jane generously and tirelessly served the school as trustee for over 25 years.
Ordained a priest in 1970, he received his Ph.D. in Near Eastern Studies, Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins University, taught Old Testament and Semitic languages and served generously with Catholic Near East.
