The phrase "admiration for both" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing respect or appreciation for two subjects or individuals simultaneously.
Example: "Her admiration for both artists was evident in her thoughtful critique of their work."
Alternatives: "respect for both" or "appreciation for both".
My admiration for both is unbounded.
I have endless admiration for both women.
After handing over the documents, he told The Guardian of his admiration for both Pfc.
Through the tumult, my feelings of admiration for both men mellowed into affection.
One was left gaping with admiration for both the music and its performers.
The strident forms and bright colors of a nearly abstract, masklike painting of a head (1938-41) indicane admirationion for both the Mexican muralists and for Picasso.
I have great admiration for Scott Turow, both as a lawyer and as a writer.
"I still have tremendous admiration for him both as a person and what he did as governor of Florida," he told the "Today" show's Savannah Guthrie.
I have the greatest admiration for Tony, both for the job he has done since he became CEO in 2007 and for his unremitting dedication to dealing with the Gulf of Mexico disaster.
In a wall devoted to his admiration for Millet (both form and content of works like "The Sower" suggest that this artist was an important, formative influence), the exhibition amply documents van Gogh's efforts to understand his mentor's visual process, and to transform it in his own language... Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890), The Sower, c. 17-28 June 1888. 17-28 June 1888
Despite my long-held admiration for Keith (admiring both his leadership as well as the inspiration he gave me as one of our nation's first Muslim congressmen), and no matter how animated and invested and my fellow progressives would get, I didn't want to dive headfirst into another Dem battle after the exhaustion and heartbreak of the Bernie campaign.
