The phrase 'be valuable in order' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of something in a particular situation. For example: "Having experience with problem-solving skills can be valuable in order to succeed in this position".
It is for this group of elderly in which adaptations or new bedding concepts would be valuable in order to support the differing health conditions that come with age, as well as for caregivers in which these developments could help relieve some aspects of their daily care duties.
The value that comes with having the resources to develop a video market on top of public speaking skills can be valuable in order to court future buyers.
In this context, experiments with PrP deficient animals in infection models should be valuable in order to further delineate a possible role of PrP in innate defense.
This information will be valuable in order to map the existing evidence.
We feel that more specific guidance would be valuable in order to improve the educational value of these posts.
More information would be valuable in order to define if ethnical, geographical and other variables modify these reference values in pregnant and nonpregnant women.
In our study, the previous ICD-10 diagnosis was used and a lung function test would have been valuable in order to confirm the diagnosis.
Such comparisons are valuable in order to find genes for which the function is conserved for a particular process that may not be identified by other methods.
In health surveys, selective non-response follow-ups carried out at regular intervals are valuable in order to estimate non-response bias.
This application of in situ proximity ligation assay is valuable in order to study the pTyr modification of a panel of proteins in large data sets to validate mass spectrometric data and to be combined with tissue microarrays.
The analysis of umbilical cord pH and base excess was not included in this study, which could have been valuable in order to further elucidate the entity of infants with low Apgar scores.
