The phrase "be worthwhile to do" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the value or benefit of performing a certain action or task.
Example: "It would be worthwhile to do some research before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "be worth doing" or "be beneficial to do".
"A lot more on-the-ground investigation would need to be done before it would be worthwhile to do any more remains recoveries there.
CMV-associated inflammations are usually associated with high spikes in IOP and it may be worthwhile to do an aqueous fluid analysis in all patients with FHI with increased IOP.
It would be worthwhile to do longer-term follow up of this group to see if they retained their knowledge or positive attitudes, changed their practice, or both.
I believe that it should be worthwhile to do such a re-analysis of the Ren et al. data since the differences between that earlier study and this work are central to the message of this paper.
In time it would be worthwhile to do further research to look into the CMWs' integration in the system, as well as TBAs' continued role for provision of MNCH care.
If the goal is to characterize the mean of a population (such as a family or a species), there is a simple tradeoff between speed and accuracy: if it takes x times as long to measure an image by hand, then it will be worthwhile to do so if the measurement error of the automated system is greater than x times the measurement error achieved by hand.
At least once a year, it's worthwhile to do an audit on your third-party apps.
"You have a lot of thoughts, but I think it's worthwhile to do it," he said while preparing for a physical.
"In her very quiet voice," he now recalls, "she kept asking, 'Do you think it's worthwhile to do?'" He convinced her and she worked with him on the pieces until her death aged 98 in 1976.
So it's worthwhile to do whatever you can to raise your ceilings, or at least make them look taller, because homes with higher ceilings often fetch higher prices.
A decade ago, it would have been difficult to imagine Mr. Obama, or any other liberal Democrat for that matter, being invited to speak in such a setting, or even thinking it was worthwhile to do so.
