The phrase "a total appreciation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a complete understanding or recognition of something's value or significance.
Example: "Her speech demonstrated a total appreciation of the complexities involved in climate change."
Alternatives: "a complete understanding of" or "a full recognition of".
Of the $2 billion total appreciation of Cambridge housing value attributable to the end of rent control, approximately 10-15 percent, or $200 million, was due to public safety improvements.When the researchers drilled down further, they found that a reduction in violent crimes, specifically, resulted in the largest economic gains.
At the other extreme, contextualism holds that the work of art should always be apprehended in its context or setting and that not merely knowledge about it but total appreciation of it is much richer if it is approached with this knowledge.
History is often tainted by a touch of arrogance and a total lack of appreciation for how complex, messy, and nuanced real people and situations actually are.
Thus for a typical portfolio say, $20 million managed per partner and 30% total appreciation on the fund the average annual compensation per partner will be about $2.4 million per year, nearly all of which comes from fund appreciation.
The combination of the steady annual dividend hikes and asset appreciation rewarded shareholders with a total return of 8.6% over the past 12 months.
I.S.S. wrote in its report that Hess appeared to have consistently lagged its peers in terms of stock appreciation, having delivered a total shareholder return of 1.7 percent over the three years before Elliott began its campaign.
It should include a gross appreciation of the total body sodium stores and sources of hypotonic fluids intake, including of iatrogenic origin.
In the year to date Tocqueville has a total return (price appreciation plus dividends) of 6.2%, the XAU 16.6%.
Since he took over in September 2001, GE shares have returned a total of about 18% in price appreciation and dividends.
By comparison, Standard & Poor's 500-stock index showed a total return - market appreciation plus reinvested dividends - of 5.89percentt for the latest quarter.
