The phrase "and appreciation is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a statement about the nature or importance of appreciation in a given context.
Example: "In our community, kindness is valued, and appreciation is essential for fostering strong relationships."
Alternatives: "and gratitude is" or "and recognition is".
"Once that understanding and appreciation is there, I think visitors like going under and getting to know the people.
Dr. Sexton declined to comment for this article, but in a March interview he said: "Faculty housing loans on which interest is paid and appreciation is enjoyed by the university actually produce additional revenue.
They ask me how I feel about becoming a cartoon character (the idea is definitely growing on me), what my favourite Japanese foods are (yuba!), and how Japanese cuisine is thought of in the UK (I tell them that awareness and appreciation is growing, but there's a way to go. No yuba yet, for instance).
By contrast, in architectural aesthetics, the default mode of experience and appreciation is an engaged stance, as a consequence of the premium on functionality in architecture.
Once you've paid that tax, what remains, and every penny it earns from dividends, interest and appreciation, is yours to keep, income tax- free, when you take money out — unless Congress changes the law.
Whenever we feel those 'higher' and hard to define sensations like synchronicity, love, wholeness, and appreciation is this a pattern or a metaphorical illuminative system that is part of a larger ecological network or evolutionary design meant to establish homeostasis within the planet?
Of a piece with such a view is the popular theory of art as a kind of "play" activity, in which creation and appreciation are divorced from the normal urgencies of existence and surrendered to leisure.
After the saxophonist's death he spent some time in Europe, studying in England with Philly Joe Jones, but on his return to New York he found jobs and appreciation were scarce.
As the good Samaritan case suggests, prepositional gratitude and appreciation are called for in many of the same situations.
The region of Affect concerns the 'resources for expressing feelings', whilst both Judgement and Appreciation are to do with the resources for 'judging character' and for 'valuing the worth of things' respectively (Martin and Rose [2003]: 24).
The attitude analyses demonstrate that in the text discussed here judgement and appreciation are the major types of inscribed attitude, and explicit affect only account for a small part.
