"real valuable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is truly valuable. For example, "The advice my grandmother gave me was real valuable."
They trust what their peers told them as "they felt that was real, valuable information because they lived in the same world and were experiencing the same pressures".
Workers need to be able to experiment and to fail (quickly and often) until they find the real, valuable skills that customers will pay for.
"Twitter has been a real valuable tool because it's made us national instead of a little-bitty store in a little-bitty town".
Johnson, who appeared on the cable channel to talk primarily about Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, said of Tebow, "I think he's going to be a real valuable asset in terms of helping us win games".
"Chuck is not getting younger, so at some point the real valuable asset is selling the cable company," said Bob Gutkowski, former president of the MSG Network and Madison Square Garden.
He was a real valuable member of the team and just a wonderful guy".
No real valuables lie inside.
The real valuables she carted off to Ned's Pawn Shop.
When your belongings do inevitably get stolen, your real valuables will be safe on shore.
Most importantly though, McDonald's provide many with the chance to make real and valuable connections.
But mostly Ms. Campbell, who operates from Medina, Ohio, tries to talk about "real-life situations to make blogging more real and valuable".
