The phrase "as valuable time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the importance of time, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "We must use our resources wisely, as valuable time is slipping away."
Alternatives: "as precious time" or "as important time".
Time off is just as valuable as time on.
For all of the film study Milliner has done and the meetings he has attended, Thurman said none of that is as valuable as time on the field, even if it means learning from mistakes.
It's almost as valuable as time with someone you love.
The JPO period is really a precious time to learn, to grow, to become a high-level professional, as well as a valuable time to develop as a human being.
23 This is because if genuine instances of bioterrorism are not identified as soon as possible, valuable time is lost that might help to ensure that the overall impact of such incidents is minimised and possible repeat events prevented.
This will undeniably cause disruption in the busy department and hinder the efforts of those who are intended to be there, as well as waste valuable time when dispersing the junior doctors back to the appropriate location.
Many New Year's resolutions focus on saving money, but isn't it just as valuable to save time, space and energy?
Say it's just half that adjust for the Henry Blodget factor and you'd see that the value of contributions to Facebook, were they as valuable as the time spent contributing to Wikipedia, ought to be worth $6.125 billion per day.
In the end, I think Velcro to hold the kids' tushes in place so they stop and listen and slow down would be just as valuable as any time out.
"The curation factor saves our busy members something as important as money, their valuable time," said Leigh Crandall, Jetsetter's managing editor.
