The phrase "as a valorization" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward to some readers.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of assigning value or worth to something, particularly in academic or economic discussions.
Example: "The study aims to present the findings as a valorization of the cultural significance of the artifacts."
Alternatives: "as an assessment of value" or "as a valuation process."
Given its high reactivity and selectivity for deoxygenation over ring saturation, FeNiB was screened as a lignin valorization catalyst.
It is, therefore, necessary to find a valorization way for these pollutant streams.
For this reason, the preparation of biochar from pyrolysis process of this kind of waste rich in cellulose fibers, carbonates and clays, and their use in soil remediation contaminated by heavy metals can be perceived as an interesting valorization alternative.
The inerting of this hazardous toxic waste, as well as its valorization as a by-product is achieved due to its stabilization in the form of insoluble carbonates.
In conclusion, we have demonstrated a direct valorization of a waste triglyceride by way of ethenolysis of the unsaturated fatty acid components.
However, despite this uniqueness, a comprehensive framework is recognizable as every valorization process is characterized by certain dynamics that are driven by specific actors who develop special practices in diverse arenas.
With reference to the work of Boris Groys [56], we define valorization as a reassessment process that transforms inventions into societally valuable innovations.
Both technologies could be also utilized to extract sterols from mushroom by-products (the lower part of the stipe) as a method for their valorization.
OMW is a hazardous waste which disposal represents a serious environmental problem; therefore, its valorization as a substrate for the production of added-value compounds such as rhamnolipids is of great interest.
This research confirmed that the reuse of the coarser fraction of a marine sediment offered an interesting valorization potential as cemented mortars for non-structural applications.
