The phrase "appreciated knowledge of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a recognition or value of someone's knowledge, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "Her appreciated knowledge of the subject made her an invaluable team member."
Alternatives: "valued understanding of" or "recognized expertise in".
The 150 works, chosen for their artistry in glass cutting, gilding, staining and enameling, can be appreciated without knowledge of calligraphy or the Islamic design vocabulary.
Mr. Lew also appreciated her knowledge of financial markets and regulation given the enormous continuing task of putting into effect the Dodd-Frank regulatory reform law, this person said.
They took a keen interest in the study of celestial bodies; motivated to better comprehend the divine creation, they also appreciated the knowledge of the constellations as guidance in their journeys.
The host, Dan Hicks, is still learning, and makes the viewer appreciate the knowledge of CBS's Jim Nantz.
She has worked on several occasions with choreographers, who appreciate her knowledge of the dancer's art.
In order to appreciate the knowledge of MPPT concepts, several types of PV cell equivalent models are explained too.
App Annie chose Sequoia for the lead because of its abilities to provide strategic guidance on a range of issues, the company tells us, and with Tim Lee, App Annie appreciates his knowledge of mobile, aided by his investments in startups like Evernote and AdMob, while it moves into this rapid growth phase of its business.
They'll appreciate your knowledge of the industry.
She said she appreciated her teachers' knowledge of her back pain.
My ability to recall the trailer and when the movie premièred doesn't do you any good because the reference you were thinking of can only be appreciated with firsthand knowledge of the specific scene.
