The part of the sentence "valuable for future studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to express that something will be of use or have value in future research or studies. For example: The collected data from this study will be valuable for future studies on this topic.
The findings are valuable for future studies of the mechanisms underlying MICA post-transcriptional regulation, and will inform studies of evolution of the MHC gene complex.
This will be valuable for future studies investigating pollen tube and other tip growth systems.
These data could prove valuable for future studies investigating potential pathogenic and immune evasion mechanisms of T. denticola.
These results will be valuable for future studies to provide comparisons for other species of Lepidoptera and to describe tissue-specific mitochondrial transcript processing pathways.
Bacteremia caused by E. faecalis represents a major clinical problem, thus the results presented here could be valuable for future studies devoted to the development of new therapeutic approaches for preventing or treating enterococcal infections.
This information will be valuable for future studies involving expression changes and dynamic processes.
Our data should be valuable for future study on delayed implantation.
The high number of adverse events and worry about its use in younger children may deter its widespread use, but nonetheless the available data suggest the development of safe and specific modulators of the GSK3 pathway may be valuable for future study in humans with FXS.
Consequently, the present study may function as a valuable foundation for future studies similar to this one.
We expect findings in this study could be a valuable resource for future studies investigating the bovine proteome and functional studies.
From an academic point of view, LSTM and the proposed framework for experimental design provide a valuable environment for future studies that assess new forecasting technology.
