The phrase "and are very worthwhile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the value or importance of something in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The efforts we put into community service and are very worthwhile, as they help improve the lives of those in need."
Alternatives: "and hold great value" or "and are highly beneficial."
"These institutions, although they are very worthwhile and serve a purpose, they don't need to be the dominant voice," he said.
"Private sector companies in Malaysia continue to complain about graduates' communication skills in general, and English skills in particular, and the government's efforts to raise the level of English expertise are very worthwhile," he said.
Therefore, we feel that potential links to metastasis are very worthwhile to explore, but are not essential to the conclusions of this paper.
"Investing in caregiver services and support is very worthwhile," saving money and letting patients remain home, said Deborah Amdur, chief consultant for care management and social work at the Veterans Affairs Department.
Despite the possible ridicule, he took the chance and his film was very worthwhile in raising awareness of the plight of those struggling to make a living in the countryside.
The benefits to everyone are obvious and the investment made is very worthwhile compared to the potential damage caused".
While benchmarking the design production systems and their associated efficiencies is very worthwhile, there are other engineering design, lean production, just in time, and production and supply chain exemplars which are worth investigating.
"We have the opportunity to celebrate 10 years, and I think it's very worthwhile to celebrate how many people in such a short span of time have been served by this program," said Stephan Sonnenberg '06, panelist and former HNMCP Clinical Instructor.
Adoption will often require a bit of additional work to establish a bond and build trust, but is very worthwhile.
Its general secretary, Brian Lightman, told the Times Educational Supplement: "We suspect the very ad hoc decision that was made to lift the grade boundaries has disproportionately affected certain groups of students and so we think it is very worthwhile to examine this further and gather evidence.
