The phrase "acquired appreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sense of understanding or valuing something that has been developed over time, often through experience or learning.
Example: "Through years of study and practice, she developed an acquired appreciation for classical music."
Alternatives: "developed understanding" or "gained respect".
This newly acquired appreciation of group theory led Weyl to what he himself considered his greatest work in mathematics, a general theory of the representations and invariants of the classical Lie groups (Weyl 1924a, 1924f, 1925, 1926a, 1926b, 1926c).
Anyone, manager or not, can do the same thing by using their newly acquired appreciation of other generations to get beyond stereotypes and to figure out ways to flex to meet other generations half way.
At first they don't like the reworked designs, but over time they acquire appreciation".
As the students interact with different communities and different providers in the community, the students acquire appreciation of diverse viewpoints.
Chris Dodd, of Connecticut, who retired in January of 2011, said in his farewell speech to his colleagues, "In my years here, I have learned that the appreciation of the Senate's role in our national debate is an acquired taste.
Perhaps it's time they looked beyond their high-tech platforms and acquired an appreciation for a critical link in their supply chains – human drivers.
As a child, Mr. Colo watched the flurry of activity at a television station next to his home; his father was a prizefighter, and from those early influences, he acquired an appreciation of performing and of how images, ideas and information can be persuasively packaged.
Residents like Amy Sicignano, who was brought up amid the neighborhood's considerable Italian and Irish populations, have ended up acquiring an appreciation of Orthodox rituals.
He continues, "People can acquire an appreciation for savage carnivorous nematodes and shape-shifting rotifers in a drop of pond water, but they need life on the larger scale to which the human intellect and emotion most naturally respond".
Exercises comparing the predictions of different theories for the same study are designed to acquire an appreciation of how to operationalize theories and an understanding of the various features of a good theory.
The requirement of three courses is meant to encourage this: by ranging across periods, genres, and geographies, you will acquire an appreciation for both the diversity and the continuity of literary history, grounding your study in multiple, mutually illuminating canons of English literature.
