"consider valuable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something has been deemed to have worth or importance. For example, "The painting was considered valuable and was put up for auction."
It's a cultural incompatibility, a difference in what kind of attention and acceptance we each consider valuable.
While Magellan and similar projects are encouraging signs, researchers have warned that much work lies ahead to free what they consider valuable information for broader analysis.
Magritte recalled in 1966 that the 1927 exhibition was his first to represent "truly … what I consider valuable … in my work".
The sisters and Ben bring him damaged books that they consider valuable, and he repairs them—"mending gently," as he calls it, with a minimum of intrusion and the easy decisiveness of the achieved craftsman.
The sisters and Ben bring him damaged books that they consider valuable, and he repairs them — "mending gently," as he calls it, with a minimum of intrusion and the easy decisiveness of the achieved craftsman.
While it has some editors soliciting and promoting some content, the bigger idea is to use algorithms to help identify blog posts that readers consider valuable and to bubble them to the surface.
While the registry is considered valuable, it has some limitations.
In her will, he said, Benazir Bhutto had made provisions for all that she considered valuable.
The prints are considered valuable because they were made by the photographer himself.
Utilities, on the hand, don't make enough money to be considered valuable.
He gave no quarter in battles over plazas that he considered valuable.
