"worthwhile doing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express that something is deserving of effort, time, or attention. Example: "It's worthwhile doing some research before making a big purchase."
Father Seed might think it worthwhile doing something similar.
Companies are investing in climate-friendly products and processes because governments have changed the rules to make it worthwhile doing so, and because companies believe that there will be more of the same in the future.
"It needed to be a meaningful amount to make it worthwhile doing, but it is a sign of the confidence in the business [that a dividend is still being paid]," East said.
This is a big financial decision and one you only make once, so it is well worthwhile doing your homework.
In this context, a deeper functional analysis of the intelligent abilities of human agents is worthwhile doing, so as to shed light on spatial features, and avoid accepting superficial explanations.
I'll do any kind of film if I think I've got something to offer in it, and it resonates, and I believe in it and I think it's worthwhile doing.
While the tapas at Mompou are worthwhile, don't expect traditional versions of your favorite dishes.
Even if it is worthwhile, does the process really have to move with such glacial slowness?
During negotiations on the stimulus package, both Democrats and Republicans agreed that pandemic flu research financing, though very worthwhile, did not meet the test of stimulus spending and instead should go through the regular appropriations process.
4. How worthwhile do you think these objectives are to the organisation?
It measured the reaction of the student to the use of the EVS (was it worthwhile, did it aid participation, was it a distraction, did it aid understanding).
