The phrase "valiant in" is technically correct in written English and can be used in a variety of situations.
For example, you could say "The soldier was valiant in battle". Here, "valiant" means brave and courageous.
Henrik Lundqvist was valiant in stopping 24 shots.
"Fred Sherry is valiant in this day," Mr. Rorem said.
She was courageous and valiant in her struggle with MS. Beloved wife of Harvey.
There's something moving, even valiant, in Stein's determination to celebrate French civilization in the face of its imminent eclipse.
The Slant 6 soldiered on when Chrysler unveiled a boxier version of the Dart and Valiant in 1967.
All the more credit to Chloe-Ann Taylor who is valiant in the female roles, from sassy schoolgirl seducer to mind-numbed addict.
In the VALIANT registry, the in-hospital mortality rate was 13% in MI patients with heart failure and/or left ventricular systolic dysfunction during hospitalization, compared with 2.3% in patients without (P<0.001) (Velazquez et al. 2004).
Andrea Zimecki, a freshman forward from Pittsburgh, leads the Valiants in scoring with 13 points (8 goals and 5 assists).
Hughes scored his first hat-trick for the "Valiants" in a 7 1 home victory over Burton Albion on 5 April, with two of his goals coming from the penalty spot as he took over from Jennison Myrie-Williams as the club's penalty taker.
Following valiant service in the US Army in WWII, he earned his law degree at New York University.
In August 1795, Harvey took command of the ship of the line HMS Valiant, initially in the Channel Fleet and later in the West Indies under Sir Hyde Parker.
