The phrase "appeal to learn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or motivation to gain knowledge or understanding about a particular subject.
Example: "Her appeal to learn more about the environment led her to pursue a degree in environmental science."
Alternatives: "desire to learn" or "urge to learn".
Happily, while this movie's head may not always be in the right place, its heart is: it ends with an appeal to learn more at the movie's own Web site, oneluckyelephant.com, where you can find a link to Ahali Elephants, a charity formed to help Flora.
Rose Marcario, CEO of Patagonia recently made a public appeal to learn the art of mending products to mend your clothes and other products to make the switch from being consumers to being owners(despite being a clothing company!).
Nonetheless, it does seem possible to draw a contrast between motivational explanations for such changes and those that appeal to learning.
This appeal to learning constraints of adult learners as an explanation for morphological simplification has also been proposed by the descriptive analyses of Trudgill [29] and McWhorter's ("interrupted transmission" hypothesis) [7] which has been previously supported only by selected examples.
Frankly, all one has to do is to read a meaningful sample of Judge Alito's opinions on the court of appeals to learn both that he is an extremely able craftsman and that he sides almost reflexively with the standard "conservative" position in each case, without regard to whether that calls for judicial passivism or judicial activism.
These chicks were newly hatched, so an explanation for these data that appeals to learning from sensory experience is unavailable.
It was last week that I learnt that my appeal to study medicine at Imperial College London had failed.
My parents' dining set, for example, was made by a Midwestern company called Romweber, something that increased its appeal, I was happy to learn.
The SCAM concept, Roter suggested, would make it easier to honor Joseph Bruno, the former State Senate Majority Leader, who beat wire-fraud charges on appeal, in 2011, only to learn, earlier this month, that he may be tried again: a source of scandal, at the least.
The community's membership requirements need not be strictly biological, but could be both biological and cognitive or merely social (for the former see Quinn's 1984 appeal to the capacity to learn, pp. 32 33 and 50 54, and for the latter see Warren 1997, pp. 164 166, 174, 176).
In an environment where jobs were coveted, the appeal was a chance to learn the ropes, gain valuable experience and maybe get a paid position.
