The phrase "an appreciation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing gratitude or recognition that originates from a specific person or group.
Example: "We received an appreciation from the community for our efforts in organizing the event."
Alternatives: "a note of thanks from" or "a message of gratitude from".
With what we've done so far, I think the approach we've taken has drawn an appreciation from the guys in terms of the playing and working environment.
A week or two later came an appreciation from Ed Wright in the Australian – and you would be amazed the two critics were discussing the same book.
People frown upon his relationship with Gaddafi but, when there were only the two gentlemen, they were courteous and respectful and there was an appreciation from both sides".
If this situation, and his reputation, is to be mended, it will take an appreciation from him that struggle, frailty and weakness belong just as much to the management challenge as power, talent and soaring self-belief.
"But perhaps there are some individuals who might be receptive to an appreciation from society -- not a payment, but a reimbursement of funeral expense, for consent to donation of that family member's organs and tissues".
Gillick BT, Zirpel L. Neuroplasticity: an appreciation from synapse to system.
Mr. DeLorenzo said he developed an appreciation for Washington from his father, an Italian immigrant who became a judge in New Jersey.
I view college radio as kind of a farm system; you learn about music and develop an appreciation for artists from college radio.
Like most skateboarders, I fell in love with and developed an appreciation for photography from the skate mags of my youth.
I've developed an appreciation for soccer from having traveled to different countries, and of course I'd heard of Pele back in the 70s and all the great work he was doing in Brazil and with the Cosmos.
The roots come from an appreciation for democracy and literacy that developed from the Scottish Reformation, when John Knox brought Calvinist Presbyterianism to Scotland.
