'appreciably on' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate a significant or noticeable change or impact on something. Example: The price of commodities has increased appreciably on the global market in the past month, causing concern for consumers.
The car industry will be hoping that there is no major fallout from events in Greece that weighs down appreciably on business and consumer confidence and foster caution over buying big ticket items such as cars".
Because of strong gravitational perturbations produced by their close approaches to Earth, however, the orbital elements of all Earth-approaching asteroids except the shallow Mars crossers change appreciably on timescales as short as years or decades.
Curiously, few of these stocks have moved appreciably on the publicity, although Gilead and Medimune have made some progress.
The app has evidently been relatively focused on the German market thus far, and the team hasn't — he says — spent appreciably on marketing, relying on word of mouth spread.
Optimal adsorption of the enzyme was seen when cloth treated with 2% PEI was contacted with the enzyme for 50 min. pH and temperature optima profiles were not changed appreciably on immobilization.
In these theories, as well as in some other equation of state theories, this quantity can be chosen arbitrarily, but it turns out that some properties of the theories depend appreciably on that choice.
That makes achieving higher investment income — without taking on appreciably higher risk — even more vital.
The production was seen in April at the Morgan Library & Museum, and was not appreciably different on Saturday evening at Jordan Hall, though it seemed to move more quickly and smoothly.
The rate of degradation may vary appreciably depending on the initial concentration of PSOA in the water column, and for some fractions of this mixture, persistence in the aqueous environment is possible.
The CWL varies only 0.75 %, while the FWHM varies 14.4 % within the studied [AgNO3] interval, so it is inferred that the size and size distribution of the nanoparticles are not appreciably dependent on the [Ag+] added to the solution.
