The phrase "a valuable statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a statement that holds significant importance or worth in a particular context.
Example: "The researcher presented a valuable statement regarding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an important remark" or "a significant assertion."
That's not to say it's not a valuable statement in this regard; just that it's been said many times before.
The $12m, jointly raised from 12 governments around the world and the IOC and recently earmarked by Wada for research, is therefore a valuable statement of intent.
The positioning of this ethnic minority as heroic – however tortured that heroism may likely be – is a valuable statement in this most high profile of US pop cultural products, in a year when the dominant media image of black men has been as subordinated to (often white) police.
Those missteps aside, Mr. Py has created a powerful and chilling work of theater that is both an artistic achievement and a valuable political statement.
I am of the opinion that an author cannot and should not write this necessary and valuable statement about their work.
Mallarmé became the leader of the Symbolists, and his Divagations (1897) remains the most valuable statement of the movement's aesthetics.
It is the kind of book that could be construed as a deeply moving, valedictory statement of a valuable career".
It is the kind of book that could be construed as a deeply moving, valedictory statement of a valuable career – though it would probably prefer not to.
"I used poor judgment in this instance last season and I have learned a valuable lesson," Tlusty said in statement issued by the Maple Leafs.
A clear, competent analysis of the ways in which your different subjects interact, and how this has aided your ability as a history student, can be a valuable inclusion in your personal statement.
