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The phrase "a valuable offensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies, tactics, or actions that are considered beneficial or advantageous, particularly in competitive or combative situations.
Example: "The team's decision to launch a valuable offensive in the second half turned the game around in their favor."
Alternatives: "a beneficial attack" or "a strategic offensive".
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He will be a valuable offensive player in the later stages of the Gold Cup.
1B, Adrian Gonzalez,.285, 18 HR, 90 RBIs – Even in decline, a valuable offensive contributor.
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But when your most valuable offensive player is a step behind, it is conspicuous.
He came back to be named the most valuable offensive player in a Poinsettia Bowl victory against Navy.
With Plaxico Burress now on the Jets' roster, three veterans have a chance to re-establish themselves as valuable offensive contributors.
Pryor, the most valuable offensive player of the game, had a breakout performance to end his turbulent season.
Is that the best use of the Giants' most valuable offensive performer?
That is below market value for a player who had 4,440 yards from scrimmage the past two seasons and was selected the N.F.L.'s most valuable offensive player for 2002.
McCarron, the second-most-efficient passer in the nation, looked nothing like the most valuable offensive player in last year's national title game.
Perhaps Milliner will leave school early for the N.F.L. draft, as may offensive tackle D. J. Fluker and running back Eddie Lacy, the most valuable offensive player in the title game.
And the Giants will need Barber beyond Sunday since he was unquestionably the team's most valuable offensive player last season: he ran for 1,006 yards, caught 70 passes for 719 yards and returned 39 punts.
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