The phrase "a just appreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a fair or rightful acknowledgment of someone's efforts or qualities.
Example: "The committee's decision was based on a just appreciation of her contributions to the project."
Alternatives: "a fair recognition" or "an equitable acknowledgment."
Instead, after Lewes's death in 1878, the novelist devoted herself to editing her partner's last books and sought in vain for another author to pen "a just appreciation of my Husband's work".
Abstract: This paper argues that we can only have a just appreciation of the rise and early development of philosophic dialogue in Greece by bracketing the immense influence that the Platonic version of the form has exerted and turning instead to tracing how "Socratic logoi" came to be recognized as a new prose genre in fourth-century Athens.
While America pivots to Asia, Obama (second term) will certainly deepen in this matter the work of Obama (first term), an independent China strategy founded on a just appreciation of the Chinese world has to be one of the main pillars of the EU's diplomatic action.
"And I think the other members of the family had a similar reaction, and just appreciation for the fact that we understand how important this is for us and the role that we play". She added: "It's nice to see it again.
And by arts instruction I don't mean just "appreciation" or preparation for an out of school experience, but the actual teaching of the practice of making art.
It develops into a wary friendship and then deepens into not just appreciation but something akin to love.
Thanks to Ms. Ringer, whose two curtain speeches contained not one "um" or "er," the applause was motored by not just appreciation but affection and pride too.
However, while growing confidence is good, the next step is to generate real growth besides just appreciation in asset prices.
But it's time we muster more than just appreciation for our nation's 85 million moms.
We are not looking for adulation, just appreciation for what we do.
The negative working environment and lack of trust identified is likely to have a significant impact on well-being and is exacerbated by perceived hostility by the regulator and unrealistic societal expectations: We are not looking for adulation, just appreciation for what we do.
