The phrase "also very worthwhile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only beneficial but also deserving of attention or effort in addition to other points being made.
Example: "The workshop was informative, and the networking opportunities were also very worthwhile."
Alternatives: "equally valuable" or "just as beneficial".
It's also very rewarding and worthwhile, but I don't think many people will last for more than eight to 10 years.
She also says affiliate links can be very worthwhile.
Encouragments by friends is very worthwhile…' (Participant.5) Also, media (television, films, magazines, and Internet) could positively affect on encouraging women for performing preventive behaviors.
The same poll did at least also show that 63 per cent say their job is "very worthwhile".
Therefore, preclinical evidence that zoledronate may also be used to prevent the onset of bone metastasis would be very worthwhile.
Various events happen in the book which taught me ways of dealing with bullies and also taught me that persevering with something that you really want can be very worthwhile.
Hearing The Feelies reminded me of Susan Siedelman's very worthwhile honest and gritty debut film, Smithereens, which might have also been shown during the Film Society's 80s flashback series as a counterpoint to Seidelman's sanitized-for-mass-consumption Desperately Seeking Susan.
And without going into too much detail I felt it was a very worthwhile trip.
The problem of the railways is thus also an illustration of the larger issues raised by David Cameron's extremely interesting and, in principle, very worthwhile attempts to devise and encourage new ways in which government can measure and foster wellbeing.
Also, succession planning needs to think several leadership generations ahead, so identifying candidates now for possible succession down the road is very worthwhile.
