The phrase "rightfully done" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something has been done in a manner that is just, appropriate, or deserved.
Example: "The project was rightfully done, reflecting the hard work and dedication of the entire team."
Alternatives: "properly executed" or "justly accomplished."
"Government is often unwilling to try unproven approaches because taxpayers rightfully don't want money being wasted," says Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
The most rigorously trained teacher in the world is hardly a match for the stultifying necessity of teaching to the tests in overpopulated, underfunded classrooms full of students who, quite rightfully, do not see any intrinsic value in mindless memorization.
But suppose that precisely the same act, instead of being called "driving the one out,'' should be called "the seceding of the others from that one,'' it would be exactly what the seceders claim to do; unless, indeed, they make the point, that the one, because it is a minority, may rightfully do, what the others, because they are a majority, may not rightfully do.
Purdham (rightfully) doesn't think streaming services fit the classic 'fremium' model.
The company rightfully did not participate in the mock international court, with one-sided testimonies that relied largely on theatrics, including skits, performances, and short films.
He didn't ask for pity, as many, rightfully, do (and deserve!).
Dakota's family will rightfully do what they gotta do in the wake of a terrible loss.
WAThe - VICE MEETS: Slavoj Zisek.
In it, Officer Keystone Kelly, a police officer in a blue uniform, chases Harry Hooligan, a criminal in a vintage prisoner outfit, around a four-story department store where Hooligan is on the loose, no doubt after a recent prison-break where he was rightfully doing time for crimes he'd actually committed.
