The phrase "a valuable characteristic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a trait or quality that is considered beneficial or important in a particular context.
Example: "Honesty is a valuable characteristic in any relationship, as it fosters trust and understanding."
Alternatives: "an important trait" or "a significant quality."
In most walks of life, that would be considered a valuable characteristic.
As you can imagine, for many investors who scorn the stock market, this is a valuable characteristic to have.
In the preceding section, it was mentioned that this is a valuable characteristic since VANETs can suffer from capacity problems under high vehicle densities.
This removal of redundant data leads to shorter header lengths, which is a valuable characteristic since VANETs can suffer from capacity problems under high vehicle densities[51, 52].
Through these experimental findings, we have therefore established that the Hsc70 ion channel has specificity for ATP, which can be a valuable characteristic when this protein pore is employed in ion-channel based biosensors for the selective and specific quantification of ATP.
Self-healing, as a very valuable characteristic, should be considered when selecting and designing constitutions of asphalt materials.
In vitro fermentability is a potentially valuable characteristic in diet design, in order to stimulate microbial activity in the digestive tract.
However, it is possible that, in First Year of the MBBS where the principal emphasis is on the basic sciences, expertise in the basic sciences is seen as an equally valuable characteristic in PBL tutors as clinical expertise.
According to Bruce Charlton, a doctor and psychology professor at Newcastle University in Britain, what looks like immaturity — or in Charlton's kinder terms, the "retention of youthful attitudes and behaviors into later adulthood" — is actually a valuable developmental characteristic, which he calls psychological neoteny.
The age of onset has been considered the single most valuable characteristic of schizophrenia that may yield a clue to its origin [ 30].
Refine him and you take away his most valuable characteristic.
