The phrase "a respect among" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of mutual regard or esteem within a group, but it is not a commonly used construction.
Example: "There is a respect among colleagues that fosters a positive work environment."
Alternatives: "mutual respect" or "respect for one another".
Over the years, Obama has carefully calibrated his political message, and he has won a grudging respect among some conservatives.
Only a quarter century into its history, hip-hop has not only taken over American popular culture, but it has also gained a surprising respect among the intelligentsia.
Despite his understated reputation, Schiff has gained a quiet respect among foreign-policy liberals and reporters for his nuanced views on surveillance, war powers, and press freedoms.
Now that it has had time to sink in, the unofficial doo-wop preservation master plan is prompting a new respect among townspeople for "trophy" motels like the Kelly green and daffodil-yellow Caribbean and bringing momentum to redesign dozens of other vintage motels and small businesses.
Motrin himself later wrote "Abdul Rahim had a special respect among his people, and among us".
It helps create a little respect among your gaming peers.
But more than that, it is a way for professional photographers to expose some of their work for free to a larger Web audience, while inculcating a respect for copyrights among Web consumers.
Mr. Erdogan was the first public figure to speak openly about Turkey's troubles with its Kurdish population in a speech several years ago that won him a measure of respect among Turkey's approximately 12 million Kurds, about a sixth of its population.
A. When I played, we played without a helmet, and it seems like there was a lot more respect among the players.
When I played, we played without a helmet, and it seems like there was a lot more respect among the players.
