"valued contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is any kind of contribution that has been given a great value or appreciated. For example, you could say, "John's valued contribution to the project was essential to its success."
Broughton has paid work (experts earn £17 an hour), new skills, and makes a valued contribution to social care.
The next step, to be answered in Sunday's Game 3, is if that valued contribution is sustainable.
Evidently modern architecture deserves more recognition for the valued contribution it makes to the urban landscapes that we live in today.
During those 15 years, the temple has made a valued contribution to both the Sikh and the wider community, the civil rights group said.
"We see the British relationship with the EU as being a two way relationship – Britain benefits from its membership of the EU, and the EU is better off with Britain as a leading member making a valued contribution".
He said the proposals were designed not to inhibit the UK's ability to attract migrants and visitors who made a "valued contribution", but it was clear that the cost of applying to come to Britain, particularly from outside Europe, would prove a new barrier to some.
- Online news has the same value as printed news; submissions from readers will be valued contributions.
"No! I made that film with other people who, if not equal, made valued contributions and put their lives on the line.
In addition to his valued contributions to the Fiduciary Trust board, Dr. Frick was a close associate of Harry Fowler, former President, CEO and Chairman, and L. F. Boker Doyle, retired past President, of Fiduciary Trust.
We also thank Drs Winnie Weir, Rhona McMillan, Rhoda Abel, Linsey Semple, Ken Lee, Alison Garvie and Murray Lough, and Ms Marion McLeod for their specific and valued contributions to this study.
People with dementia need to be helped in feeling useful, in making valued contributions to their own and others' activities.
