"culturally valuable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to anything that is deemed to be of interest or importance to a particular culture, such as art, traditions, or literature. For example, "The artesian craftsmanship in this region is culturally valuable and appreciated by many."
They offer an affordable and yet upmarket shopping experience, with an emphasis on hand-made and culturally valuable goods.
"Some of that has to do with class: different pursuits are seen as more culturally valuable than others.
Remember: you're now an important, culturally valuable artist, and you ought to have a stupendous, splendiferous, pulchritudinous vocabulary to match.
"But people would have to justify why they have to see an actual item that could be culturally valuable".
"This is cutting edge science for historically and culturally valuable documents," said William Christens-Barry, a physicist at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
This is a worthwhile, comprehensive and culturally valuable account of a life, but its solidity is slightly enervating; it's no celebration machine.
The UN and our partners are engaged in valuable, culturally sensitive activities that aim to stop FGM without scolding or shame.
Or he may "sublimate" the infantile wishes; that is to say, convert their original sexual aim into a culturally and socially valuable end while retaining their basic energy.
We believe that proactive management is required to ensure that western redcedar, an ecologically, culturally, and economically valuable tree species, is maintained as a significant component in the managed second-growth forests of central and north coast British Columbia.
Frazier's statement enters the account of a tragic history into modern court records; reminding the Corps of the time they flooded the eastern boarder of the Reservation on the Missouri River, "destroying more than one-hundred thousand acres of the most culturally and economically valuable land on the Reservation".
The images scanned first were those deemed most valuable, both culturally and commercially.
