The phrase "is worthwhile for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something has value or merit in relation to a specific purpose or context.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy is worthwhile for reducing our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "is valuable for" or "is beneficial for".
The author expects such investigation is worthwhile for optical manipulation and material processing technologies.
But because of what the book tells us about artistic process -- and artistic progress -- it is worthwhile for all.
The investment in awards is worthwhile for any studio because of the kudos it brings, a point made by Ortenberg.
From this perspective, it is worthwhile for Congress to characterize the behavior in a manner that would allow the FTC to prevent abusive practices.
Whether the new scheme is worthwhile for each individual will depend on how much longer they live after making the payment.
"Ten Cents a Dance," with Barbara Stanwyck, is worthwhile for its glimpse into the world of taxi dancers — a job that Stanwyck herself once held.
As they'd say in the rock magazines, this new release is worthwhile for the Lethem completist, but perhaps not for the first-time buyer.
But the effort to change federal managers' thinking about telecommuting is worthwhile for reasons beyond improving the quality of life of government workers.
As a yardstick for determining whether a fuel economy improvement is worthwhile for a heavy truck, it can be very misleading, the researchers said.
It is worthwhile for shareholders to bear the costs of golden parachutes, so the argument goes, for the sake of facilitating such sales.
A dual notion of an efficient disjunctive basis for a knowledge base is introduced, and it is shown that off-line preprocessing is worthwhile for knowledge bases that have an efficient disjunctive basis.
