The phrase "as valid for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is applicable or relevant in the same way for different subjects or situations.
Example: "The findings of this study are as valid for adults as they are for children."
Alternatives: "equally applicable to" or "just as relevant for".
"The Bridge" was meant to show that "ecstasy" was as valid for the modern poet as despair.
The only reason the court has previously accepted as valid for denying self-representation, Justice Scalia said, was a threat to the orderliness of the trial.
But so are acting and opera directing, and it is just as valid for a director to focus on eliciting vivid acting from a vocally gifted cast.
Italy had asked fellow European Union member states to recognize the permits as valid for entry — essentially condoning the migrants' passage to France and beyond.
A consequence of the theory is that there is no way to justify any moral principle as valid for all people and all societies.
The standalone identity card had recently been marketed as valid for travel in Europe but a cheaper alternative to a full passport and as a handy way for young adults to prove their age in pubs and clubs.
This high variability in concordance among smaller hospitals may mean that morbidity-adjusted comparisons are not as valid as for larger hospitals.
It is an important debate, because the concerns about misuse are as valid as the promise for a cure.
Yes, you can eat the finest things, but you also eat to remember, and that's as valid as eating ingredients for their novelty or rarity".
In the present study, QoL data were shown to be as valid as SEF values for NTCP parameter modeling.
This is as well valid for the previously derived global maximum with 350 nm NW diameter at 500 nm pitch.
