The phrase "a valuable recipient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is considered important or beneficial in receiving something, such as information, gifts, or resources.
Example: "In our charity event, we aim to identify a valuable recipient who will make the most of the donations we collect."
Alternatives: "an important recipient" or "a significant recipient."
Secondly it might be expected that the more valuable recipient line would have been screened to identify QTL for the trait of interest that may have been segregating within it, before beginning the costly process of introgression, thus it is possible that the frequency of the donor line QTL is low only within the recipient line.
A valuable gift, however, binds the recipient to the giver forever, and also signals surplus.
Bear in mind, though, that if you put a cheap gift in a box that suggests a valuable or much-desired gift, the recipient may be disappointed and upset - hopefully that's not the effect you want.
Building a community of grand challenges recipients was articulated as a valuable endeavor: " these people have got a lot of potential so keeping them in the loop or maybe trying to make a Phase 1 community [ could be valuable]".
Enurgi brings to the table a valuable database of 1.5 million caregivers and an established social network of care recipients and caregivers.
Had it been fought on cell phones, as the recipients of her spicy diatribes could attest, she could have been a valuable insurgent.
Thus our results suggested that CD123-CAR-VST might be a valuable candidate to simultaneously prevent or treat relapse and viral infection in AML HSCT recipients.
Intrapulmonary pO2 determined by oxygen sensitive He-MRI, and its spatial and temporal distribution analysis might become a valuable supplement to current methods for the assessment and follow-up of lung transplant recipients.
That follows a valuable tradition of using the prize to send a contemporary message, exemplified by such past recipients as Martin Luther King, Lech Walesa and Nelson Mandela.
