"highly sought for" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is highly desirable, in high demand, or something that people are actively searching for. For example: These vintage cars are highly sought for by collectors.
Dr. Padovano, 66, is highly sought for religious and speaking engagements.
But Cashman also knows he would be highly sought for other general manager openings this winter and could theoretically work for a more streamlined front office.
Certification is highly sought; for the past four years, every entry-level clinic for coaches has filled up within 48 hours, he said.
Novel dielectric materials are highly sought for these capacitive applications.
Alternative materials are therefore highly sought for fuel cell applications.
Such a-C cathodes with an enhanced H2O2 production capacity are highly sought for in electrochemical decontamination of water from persistent organic pollutants.
Keith Heddle, managing director of investments at Stanley Gibbons, said: "This is one of the most desirable and iconic of British stamps for collectors worldwide, highly sought after for more than 100 years.
Portable and low-cost platforms for protein biomarker detection are highly sought after for point of care applications.
Unequivocal signatures of Majorana zero energy modes in condensed matter systems and manipulation of the associated electron parity states are highly sought after for fundamental reasons as well as for the prospect of topological quantum computing.
As well as being popular for light timber framing, larger dimensions are highly sought after for use in exposed interior posts and beams because of the species' good stability and low incidence of twist.
Ms. Bassman became highly sought after for her expressive portraits of slender, long-necked models advertising lingerie, cosmetics and fabrics.
