The phrase "are of commercial value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the worth or significance of something in a business or economic context.
Example: "The patents we hold are of commercial value, making them essential assets for our company."
Alternatives: "have economic value" or "possess market value".
The undisturbed rainforest consists mainly of hardwoods of the Dipterocarpaceae family (notably of the genus Shorea), most of which are of commercial value.
Cold-active enzymes along with their producing microbes are of commercial value and find multiple applications in various industrial and biotechnological sectors.
This has been promoted through subsidies involving the renting of state-owned land at nominal rates by government agencies to private investors to plant exotic tree species that are of commercial value.
Overall, the harvesting of wolves for their fur has little impact on their population, as only the northern varieties (whose numbers are stable) are of commercial value.
They were of commercial value in the Great Lakes until sea lampreys, entering through the Welland Canal in the 1930s, reduced them almost to extinction.
Attribution does not resolve the issue of whether the use is permitted under copyright law". Accordingly, you should be especially careful of images or sounds that might be of commercial value to their copyright owners.
Supported in most places by thin soil, it includes royal poinciana (flamboyant) trees and other lush blooms, but the islands' generally sparse stands of shrubs and trees are not sufficient to be of commercial value.
The structure of Bacillus stearothermophilus P1 lipase provides a template for other thermostable lipases, and offers insight into mechanisms used to enhance thermal stability which may be of commercial value in engineering lipases for industrial uses.
As a result, it's hard for analysts to estimate whether the company's R&D spending is likely to be of commercial value in the future.
