"valuable views" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to opinions or perspectives that are considered valuable or insightful. Example: "The speaker shared some valuable views on the importance of environmental conservation during the conference."
Since its introduction by Galecki and Mazurkiewicz (1987, 1998), many valuable views about high-pressure waterjet comminution have been presented.
We had access to the valuable views and studies of people on the economic side of the department.
We appreciate Dr. Vavalle's comments and thank him for his valuable views on this topic.
All authors involved in the analysis of the data, gave their valuable views, read and approved the final manuscript.
Mr President, honourable Members, thank you for your valuable views on the White Paper.
Boffi extended its cabinets partly over an opening into the living room, obscuring a valuable view.
These findings provide a valuable view into understanding how different individuals may utilize different moral principles.
Park views are reason for celebration the rest of the time as well, since prominent real estate brokers unanimously declare Central Park the most valuable view in the city.
But it provides valuable viewing advice for the exhibition that occasioned it: the Guggenheim's barely there, sometimes invisible exhibition, "theanyspacewhatever".
Now she directs the new University of Texas at Austin Energy Poll, which offers a valuable view of Americans' attitudes on energy choices and climate concerns.
This sectoral perspective of the relationship between energy consumption and economic development provides a valuable view of the opportunities and challenges facing the GCC region as governments attempt to induce a transition away from an over-reliance on oil and gas.
