"valuable in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is valuable for a specific purpose or outcome. For example, "Clinical experience is valuable in order to develop effective patient care skills."
Studying the topography of the cortex has proved valuable in order to characterize populations of subjects.
Our model centers on the process during which diverse actors attempt to portray novel inventions as societally valuable in order to lead them to societal acceptance.
This connection between researchers and practitioners is very valuable in order to improve a more evidence-based training and practice in the fields of Psychology, which is particularly need in our region.
It is for this group of elderly in which adaptations or new bedding concepts would be valuable in order to support the differing health conditions that come with age, as well as for caregivers in which these developments could help relieve some aspects of their daily care duties.
The value that comes with having the resources to develop a video market on top of public speaking skills can be valuable in order to court future buyers.
In this context, experiments with PrP deficient animals in infection models should be valuable in order to further delineate a possible role of PrP in innate defense.
Denmark is set to force refugees to hand over their valuables in order to pay for their accommodation while applying for asylum, in a move the UN has warned may fuel fear and xenophobia.
Instead, it scrambled to sell valuable players in order to clean up its balance sheet.
Now, Dear Reader, they each sold their most valuable thing in order to buy a gift for the other.
The results showed that copolymerization is a valuable approach in order to achieve desired electrochromic and redox properties.
Finite element method is used to provide valuable information in order to optimise the design of the catamaran.
