The phrase "a level of appreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or extent to which something is valued or recognized.
Example: "Her dedication to the project earned her a level of appreciation from her colleagues that she had never expected."
Alternatives: "a degree of gratitude" or "an extent of recognition".
But this was a player vote, so there's a level of appreciation, too.
In Frederick Ashton's "Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan" for Lynn Seymour, the great American dancer found a level of appreciation worthy of her own genius.
"That was a level of appreciation I've never seen before from the players toward a Grand Slam," said Justin Gimelstob, a player representative on the ATP's board of directors.
The result was a philosophy of technology in which human art was raised to a level of appreciation not found in other writings until the Renaissance.
Always being mindful of those times gives me a level of appreciation for all that I have now.
There's a level of appreciation here that Stewart tried something completely different, but the movie itself doesn't have any room to breathe.
-- "a place," she said, "that just has a different level of appreciation for the arts".
They have a good understanding of what I did and why I did it and there is a sincere level of appreciation.
She says being in her 40s has given her a new level of appreciation for her female friendships because: "You just go to the deep end quicker.
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