The phrase "appreciated part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express gratitude or recognition for a specific aspect or element of something.
Example: "The appreciated part of the project was the teamwork and collaboration that everyone demonstrated."
Alternatives: "valued aspect of" or "cherished element of".
Perhaps men spending more on their footwear is a sign that quality is being appreciated, part of a revived interest in buying into traditional skills, which extends from shoe manufacture to tailoring and barbering.
This is perhaps the most important but least appreciated part of self-assessment.
Words are the least appreciated part of the English language.
It's been standard issue in space suits for generations and is far and away the least appreciated part of the spacesuit apparatus.
During the interviews, counselling was brought up by the informants as an essential and appreciated part of the HIV testing regimes.
"Pelvic floor muscles are one of the most important, yet least appreciated, parts of the body," says the product's designer, Grace Lee, in the promotional video.
Israeli officials reportedly did not appreciate parts of the interview, described by one media outlet as a "heavy slap in Netanyahu's face".
RAGE is part of a newly appreciated component of the innate immune system referred to as the damage-associated molecular pattern system [ 14, 15].
Families with older kids, a day out with friends or partners Map OS Landranger 103 Blackburn and Burnley The Grand Tour of Pendle may sound like a race but it's far from that: the 35-mile ride around east Lancashire follows quiet roads, cycle paths and canal towpaths that really take you through an under-appreciated part of the north, and at your own pace.
Ludwig Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mathematics is undoubtedly the most unknown and under-appreciated part of his philosophical opus.
