The phrase "honored us" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express respect for something or someone, for example: We were truly honored to accept this award from our community.
Finally, we serve the same people, who have honored us with their charge.
Luck had honored us with a moment of choir practice and we gave it our full attention.
Hans became a director of the foundation nearly twenty years ago and has honored us throughout this period with his wisdom, leadership, and patriotic devotion to both his adopted United States and native Norway.
New York City's finest -- our police force -- honored us, as did our fire department.
"God has honored us in the Islamic State to remove all of these idols and statutes worshipped instead of Allah in the past days," one militant says in the video.
Our dear friend, David Boies, (who along with Ted Olsen is successfully fighting Prop 8 in California -- and to the Supreme Court), honored us, and this national effort, by securing the license and marrying us.
"The Apollo Theater is the beacon of this community, it honors our ancestors and it honors us, too".
A neon sign stretches across a row of shops, flashing the message: "Hezbollah, you honor us throughout the generations".
"Your visit honors us and makes us happy," the nation's president, Heinz Fischer, told the pope at the welcoming ceremony at the airport.
When we harken to the better angels of our nature, as our country has done so often in its history, no one will honor us more warmly than those demonstrators in the streets of London.
