The phrase "must be given to" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The award for best student in the class must be given to Sara."
In addition consideration must be given to whether: 1.
They must be given to motivate future performance, as well.
Permits for nonviolent assembly must be given to the protesters.
And priority must be given to taking care of defectors.
Preference must be given to black-owned firms.
Foday has a saying: 'What belongs to Caesar must be given to Caesar; and what belongs to Jack must be given to Jack'.
This indicates that more attention must be given to these aspects of design and operation.
"Enormous credit must be given to these visitors for fighting to the end.
The French agriculture minister, Michel Barnier, has said "absolute priority" must be given to food production.
The highest credit must be given to Katya Jones, a woman of extraordinary courage.
Equal attention must be given to attacking and dismantling the economic base of the criminal organization.
