The phrase "serve as a valuable reference" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing the purpose or function of something as a reference source or tool. Example: "The library's extensive collection of historical documents serves as a valuable reference for researchers and scholars."
Nonetheless, in terms of their strategies for economic development, they can still serve as a valuable reference.Looking at the economic performance of these four countries and regions over the past six years, our economic growth rate has been 2.91%, second to Singapore.
These findings should serve as a valuable reference when designing heat pipe exchangers for use in air-conditioning systems.
An expressive comparative chart has been entailed at the end of this paper, which in future, will serve as a valuable reference to the photovoltaic system engineers.
These findings provide support for the adaptive model and can serve as a valuable reference for the design of more efficient space heating systems.
This study can serve as a valuable reference for future practical thermal design of LMPMs based thermal management systems and thermal energy storage systems.
The engineered strains produced in this study are expected to serve as a valuable reference to future biosealants that could be applied in the environment.
When I first visited the university in 1985, the only research specimens of amphibians and reptiles in the collection were just a few from France, but now the research collection has grown to more than 50,000 Malagasy specimens, and serves as a valuable reference for both teaching and research.
Because it transcribes calls, it serves as a valuable reference for sales reps when completing follow-ups on action items.
Assuming that gene order has been largely conserved between these closely related species, the "transcriptome map" of sorghum serves as a valuable reference for sugarcane.
Given the fact that numerous polymers are sensitive to temperature and numerous functional ingredients exhibit temperature-dependent solubility, the present work serves as a valuable reference for creating novel functional nanoproducts by using the elevated temperature electrospinning process.
Given the fact that numerous polymers are sensitive to temperature and numerous functional ingredients exhibit temperature-dependent solubility, the present work serves as a valuable reference for creating novel functional nanoproducts through elevated temperature electrospinning.
