The phrase "a valuable element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is important or beneficial within a particular context, such as a discussion, analysis, or evaluation.
Example: "In our research, we found that collaboration is a valuable element in achieving successful outcomes."
Alternatives: "an important component" or "a crucial factor".
"They are a valuable element to policing," he said.
The catcher's throwing arm is a valuable element in his team's defense.
Connectivity is a valuable element for bridging that gap and building the ecological resilience of existing protected areas.
As such, it could be a valuable element in the design of software systems that are intended to support expert knowledge elicitation (EKE) in forecasting.
Although targeted therapies are becoming increasingly important in oncology, cytotoxic agents are likely to remain a valuable element in the treatment paradigm of cancer.
"Although enthusiasm and excitement is a valuable element to any sports commentary, that bloke on the BBC commentary, who was also a Blue Peter presenter and is an ex gymnast, takes his excitement to levels where after 5 minutes of watching, I want to ram pencils into my ears as hard as humanly possible to make the noise go away.
The Li+ is considered a valuable elements when presence in drinking water since it reduced the incidence rates of suicide, homicide, and rape (Schrauzer and Shrestha 1990; Ohgami et al. 2009; Al-Barakah et al. 2016).
President Garfield wrote Grant a stern letter in reply that stated he would not be bound by party patronage and would appoint "men who represented any valuable element in the Republican party".
The personal communication and connection of mentors adds a unique, valuable element of experience that is irreplaceable.
Everyone also knows that the DIA collection is an important and valuable element of Detroit's remaining cultural capital.
Barcoding-type approaches will doubtlessly be a central and most valuable element in future species identification, though contemporary major sequence repositories are not optimally suited for such operation.
