The phrase "much sought for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is highly desired or in-demand. It can also be written as "much sought-after". Example: The new iPhone model is much sought for by tech enthusiasts all over the world.
And as the architect of the Republican takeover of the House in 1994, he is much sought after for advice on how to replicate that feat this year.
Their farm, the EastWest Bamboo Farm and Garden, is much sought after for garden tours and was included in The Garden Conservancy listing in 2004.
By 1985, Mr. Kruger had won a coveted post as chairman of Community Board 18 in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn, making him much sought after for people trying to do business in the area.
Perel, who is Belgian-born but practices in New York, is much sought after for her sophisticated, European-flavored insights into love and desire, and she has made a specialty of challenging the puritanical orthodoxies of the American therapy industry.
Rather, this is the 'home of the rare blue pit' - the Dolce & Gabbana of designer breeds, much sought after for the distinctive blue-grey sheen of their coats, which first emerged as a genetic flaw in a black dog.
Mrs. Phillips was a lawyer's lawyer, well known and much sought after for her knowledge of real estate law, and stood out among her peers because of her direct, no-nonsense approach to problems a trait she acquired in earlier years as an elementaryschool teacher at St . Marys Elementary School in Manhasset.
Growth of multifunctional nanohybrids with ordered porous structures is a much sought aspect for real time applications of mesoporous materials in detecting trace biomarkers in exhaled breathe.
Thus, in order to prevent neuronal damage, anti-oxidant based natural products are much sought after for use as a preventive measure to combat oxidative stress induced cell death in neurons.
These are almost invariably sterile, but are much sought after for their appearance by trillium growers.
