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Default service valve in heating system

I need to remove a radiator, dry line the wall then fit new diferent
shaped radiator a few days later. To save draining down twice id like to
fit a pair of service valves in the pipes leading to the new rad whilst
I do the dry lining and other work.

My question is. Is it acceptable to use normal service valved and leave
them in the system?

Mike
 
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