'highly eligible' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something when you want to emphasize that they meet the necessary criteria for something. For example, "She was considered the most highly eligible candidate for the position."
"To not consider helping a highly eligible person just because she's a relative is unjust in the eyes of God and man," Mr. Gersten pronounced.
By now Emma is convinced that Harriet, scorned by Mr Elton, can be paired off with the highly eligible Frank Churchill.
American-born actor JJ Feild was cast as Henry Tilney, the "highly eligible young clergyman", and William Beck received the role of John Thorpe, Henry's rival for Catherine's affections.
If you, or your highly eligible son or daughter, are navigating the treacherous waters of dating today, you'll want to know which parts of people's online dating profiles are helpful and which are simply leading you astray, for example, and this book has got you covered.
Studies identified assessed programmes with vouchers distributed free or highly subsidized to eligible women to finance transport to a facility and to reimburse providers for delivery services.
Properties that influence initiation time are highly important in ensuring eligible service life of the structure.
Global estimates suggest that 8 million people, or 54 % of 14.8 million who are eligible, receive highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) [ 1].
Studies were therefore recruiting from a highly limited population while eligible participants had to be identified from amongst the wider population.
In specialized centers, most highly eloquent gliomas are eligible for surgical resection with an acceptable rate of surgery-related deficits; therefore, they should be referred to specialized centers.
Mr. Kessler noted that under the new measure, drivers charged with a blood alcohol level of up to 0.20percentt, which the police consider highly intoxicated, can still be eligible to get their cars back.
"The Department of Defense and the intelligence agencies need highly technical and skilled individuals" eligible for high-level security clearance, says Colwell.
