The phrase "rightful and" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to link two words together that both describe the same thing. For example, "He was the rightful and authoritative leader of the organization."
In his 1943 study of E. M. Forster, Lionel Trilling described "Howards End," published in 1910, as a novel "about the rights of property, about a destroyed will-and-testament and rightful and wrongful heirs.
"When it comes to issues like right-to-work legislation, and what we believe is the rightful and important ability to unify for collective action, anywhere there is a fight over that fundamental right to build teams among workers, that's where we're going to be," Smith said".The lockout taught us an important lesson about our ability to stay together.
"When it comes to issues like right to work legislation, and what we believe is the rightful and important ability to unify for collective action, anywhere there is a fight over that fundamental right to build teams among workers, that's where we're going to be," Smith said.
People should be taught to make a living by morally rightful and dignified ways of lives".
Otherwise, intercollegiate athletics will continue to be the tail wagging the dog -- outside its rightful and appropriate place in our institutions of higher learning.
It is known that the colorful & outspoken Melchite patriarch, His Beatitude Maximos IV Saigh, of Antioch, has long nurtured the hope of one day seeing the Eastern patriarchates enjo their rightful and historical place in the Church, preceding the cardinalate.
What Otto loves is order, a sense of things being put in their right, and rightful, places.
By the Treaty of Dalaborg of 1388, the nobles proclaimed Margaret Sweden's "sovereign lady and rightful ruler" and granted her the main portion of Bo Jonsson Grip's vast domains.
Life is permeable for everyone, just so long as they're true and rightful believers.
The movie really belongs to Ms. Collins, who gives Portia her rightful wit and charisma, and makes her the play's cruel and lovely moral center.
"And so, Time was vanquished, the handsome prince was restored his rightful jawline, and he and his neck lived happily ever after".
