"is deserved by" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is rightfully earned or deserved by someone or something else. Example: The award for best actor is deserved by John for his outstanding performance.
Whatever his official position on the permit, he didn't hide his personal opinion about the house, saying: "This is an opulence that is deserved by nobody.
A separate note is deserved by the often overlooked potential synergies of these modalities.
Leaving aside the question of what punishment is deserved by this man, we can all agree that what he does not deserve is a book deal.
To return to recent events: How much blame is deserved by the morally unlucky producers of incendiary material that sparks violence given that the Internet and the rest of the world is littered with loads of comparable material that, as it happens, does not?
Special attention is deserved by haplogroups J2-M410*and J2-M410*andowing variances very different in the varioushowing and Indian sub-groups and the highest variances the Eastern Tharus and tribals of Andhra Pradesh.
A single chapter in this review is deserved by caloric restriction, the only nongenetic intervention that has consistently shown to slow the intrinsic rate of aging in mammals (Dirks and Leeuwenburgh 2006).
One writer speaks of the view from the summit of Kilimanjaro as being "deserved" by those hearty enough to have made it.
Jim never hesitated to fight for what he thought was deserved by our students with eloquence and passion, and he contributed enormously to the renaissance of CCNY.
It was exactly what was deserved by what looks set to become a favourite event for the sport.
All and only punishments that are the product of a system of law consistent with the foregoing constraints may be said to be deserved by the offender.
But the one time writers actually get credit in the title, it's deserved by someone else.
