The phrase "a valuable entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an important or significant piece of information or contribution in a specific context, such as a database, journal, or discussion.
Example: "The researcher made a valuable entry in the database that will help future studies."
Alternatives: "an important contribution" or "a significant addition."
The obtained sequences may provide a valuable entry point to obtain full-length or additional sequences of gerbera NB LRR genes.
He stated, "this volume provides a valuable entry point for investigating this kaleidoscope of legal and moral issues".
The list of putative GPC-regulated genes generated in this study provides a valuable entry point to dissect the pathways regulating senescence and nutrient translocation in wheat.
The expressed sequences and the corresponding cDNAs presented here provide a valuable entry point for studies of gene function in Onthophagus taurus.
Summarizing large datasets in pictures can reveal important patterns and results in the data and can serve as a valuable entry point for data querying.
The results of the present study demonstrate that CTC is a valuable entry point for HIV testing for severely malnourished children and that good recovery rates can be achieved in HIV-infected severely malnourished children admitted to the program.
CTC is a potentially valuable entry point for providing HIV testing and care in the community to HIV infected children with SAM.
"Additionally initiatives such as the ambassador and apprenticeship programmes offer local residents the chance not only to gain valuable entry level experience but permanent jobs as well.
Bigger deals require some combination of special features, according to Mr. Schnell, including having well-known brands or serving as valuable entry points to new markets.
While search and visualization can provide valuable entry points to large datasets, the ability to interact with these results turns a simple tool into a powerful application.
