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The phrase "a helpful lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a lesson that provides valuable information or insights.
Example: "After attending the workshop, I realized it was a helpful lesson that I could apply in my daily life."
Alternatives: "an informative lesson" or "a valuable lesson."
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Maybe there's a helpful lesson for New York; namely, that everything doesn't happen right now.
However brief the challenge, Williams said, the eighth game of the second set was a helpful lesson.
As The Economist went to press, a special meeting of the FA board was deciding what to do.Entertainment value aside, the story includes a helpful lesson for office romantics.
The whole exercise may be a helpful lesson in needing to wait for the spending commitments to be made before you believe things said by political parties.
Providencia Elementary students get a helpful lesson in dentistry.
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After getting the opportunity to speak with Jones, Jr., I couldn't help but think that his life provides a few helpful lessons for those in our industry.
Though each relationship is completely unique, there should be a few helpful lessons you learned, such as not to take anything for granted, to remember to tell the person you're with how much you care, and not to spend all of your free time with your significant other.
Packed with helpful lesson ideas, the resource will help schools tackle potentially taboo subjects and offers practical advice drawn from consultation with those on the frontline of sex education.
It was a helpful early lesson, he decided even then.
One very helpful lesson from my meditation practice is that we can always begin again (at any time of year).
Mika's most helpful lesson for me was to always demand what I am worth and to clearly communicate my value to others.
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