The phrase "appreciated resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a resource that is valued or recognized for its usefulness or importance.
Example: "The library has become an appreciated resource for students seeking additional study materials."
Alternatives: "valued asset" or "recognized resource".
Wild fruits are the most appreciated resources and the most salient species used by the Polish community in Misiones.
The most commonly appreciated resources include the drug monograph or label (package insert) available in paper and electronic forms and captured in compendia guides such as the physician's desk reference (PDR).
In the study performed by Pieroni (2001), wild green vegetables also achieved the highest scores, with wild greens being highly appreciated resources in the Mediterranean region, as confirmed by other research (Leonti et al. 2006).
On the other, institutional delivery, represented by the category 'medical knowledge under constrained circumstances', and linked to how women appreciated medical resources and the support of health extension workers (HEWs) but were uncertain about the quality of care, emphasized the barriers to transportation.
When the stock market finally reopened, Mr. Wheeler said he appreciated having a resource like Liquidnet.
As it can be appreciated in online resource, Supplemental Figure, decitabine positively modulated HLA-II and HLA-I expression on LCL cells, while the treatment with trichostatin A partially restored the MHC-I expression on the IGROV-1 cell line.
Women appreciated the medical resources provided at health facilities in terms of human resources and non-human resources such as drugs.
"I think it's harder for people to comprehend or appreciate modernist resources, whether they be buildings, landmarks, landscapes," said Adrian Scott Fine, director of the Northeast field office of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which in 2001, put the Wilde and Emhart on its annual list of most endangered buildings.
