The phrase "are valuable to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or usefulness of something in the context of assessment or analysis.
Example: "The data collected from the survey are valuable to evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "are important for assessment" or "are useful for analysis."
Because asymptomatic dengue infections are a common finding, studies aiming to detect the prevalence and incidence of dengue infections among pregnant women and infants are valuable to evaluating the maternal antibody transfer and the dynamics of dengue transmission [ 10].
Especially, quantitative criteria can be valuable to evaluate improvements of business processes, then quantitative methods of operations research are of special importance.
This finding would be valuable to evaluate the tendency on occurrence of floods and droughts in the Pearl River basin, a humid region, which may be transferable to other basins in the globe.
Additionally, it will be valuable to evaluate the affect of treatment timing relative to infection; in the studies herein treatment was initiated within 6 hours of infection.
Given that heritability estimates for the vast majority of species and traits still come from parent-offspring analyses [3] it would be valuable to evaluate the accuracy of this method compared to the animal model technique.
Given its importance, it is valuable to evaluate if the given depth-value related to the species observation is a possible value.
According to our experimental design, it would be valuable to evaluate the AKR expression not only within cell lines but also at tissue level.
In future studies it will also be valuable to evaluate how other structural factors, such as lipophilicity, alter the biological activity of OSCs.
However, since the feasibility of MMT is currently unknown, it is valuable to evaluate the short-term effects in a pilot study, prior to conducting a larger RCT with a longer term follow-up.
