The phrase "admiration on" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in English.
Example: "Her admiration on his achievements was evident during the ceremony."
Alternatives: "admiration for" or "appreciation of".
"World War II still represents the American spirit in a way that one can only look back with admiration on," says "Unbroken" producer Matthew Baer, whose film is a biopic of the unique life of Louis Zamperini, an Olympian who was shot down over the Pacific Ocean during the war, then interned by the Japanese.
Wilf, overcome with excitement, left a small mark of canine admiration on a stone plinth.
De Quincey offered the kind of obsessive admiration on which the poet thrived.
Johnson was regarded with great affection and admiration on the Mississippi delta blues circuit.
He lavishes admiration on Britain's National Health Service, presenting a vision of helpful staff and generous treatment.Britons themselves might doubt details of this assessment.
Although the officer and the Chief of Staff have developed a relationship of mutual respect and admiration, on this issue they disagree.
In a certain sense, this initial wave of green architecture was based on admiration of the early Native American lifestyle and its minimal impact on the land.
The many novel impressions, the meeting with eminent musicians, and the admiration bestowed on him had a powerful impact on his creative work.
President Barack Obama and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie cemented their new-found mutual admiration society on Wednesday, as the men gushed with praise for one another.
Still, what my friend was able to articulate of his admiration focussed on Taylor's delivery: to him, she always seemed to be admonishing her on-screen interlocutors.
Among Republicans in and outside Mr. Ryan's immediate circle, the admiration verges on infatuation.
