The phrase "a valuable implement in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tools or methods that are beneficial in a particular context or field.
Example: "The new software has proven to be a valuable implement in streamlining our workflow."
Alternatives: "a useful tool in" or "an essential resource in".
I believe it's a valuable program to implement in any classroom, and a great complement to a phys ed program".
Some of the findings are relevant to the local context, however the organisational challenges we came across are common to many low-resource settings and AI may be a valuable process to study and implement in other low and middle income countries.
Although not evaluated, we believe the lessons provided in the Germs Away curriculum (e.g. proper hand washing and cough etiquette) would be an additional valuable tool for public health to implement in school health curriculums for the prevention and mitigation of CA-MRSA infections, as well as other communicable diseases.
On the neighborhood scale, such a participatory project may prove a valuable aid in implementing the approach, though we argue that it chiefly functioned thanks to the quality of the environment and the type of end user involved.
The moldboard plow is the most common primary tillage implement in the world; therefore, it is valuable to consider this plow from an engineering viewpoint.
Having said that, we believe the perceptions of members of the programme's target audiences provide one valuable piece in the wider puzzle of explaining the outcomes of a complex programme implemented in a complex social setting.
The implement in question is an actual stick.
A previous truce implemented in February also fell apart.
We therefore considered that we have a valuable opportunity to implement alternative programs in order to improve anesthetic clinical practices and diminish cost of medical services.
