The phrase "appreciating worth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the value or significance of something, often in a context of recognition or acknowledgment.
Example: "In our discussions, we focused on appreciating worth in the contributions made by each team member."
Alternatives: "recognizing value" or "acknowledging significance".
And there is, of course, our mayor, a billionaire of rapidly appreciating net worth, who felt compelled to travel to Washington to lecture Democrat and Republican alike on why they need to pay closer heed to New York City, where jobs flow like vintage cabernet.
Sculthorpe says it is this attitude that makes Wellens a great, but admits he has given his friend a hard time in the past about not maximising his earning power or fully appreciating his worth.
He is one of my closest friends in the game but one thing I always had a go at him for was not fully appreciating his worth". Remarkably for a professional sportsman who has played at the top for 16 years, Wellens has never had an agent or manager.
Everyone cheats her except the noble Nabir Dar, the caretaker of the house, and she does not appreciate his worth until it is too late.
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Many classical and operatic works that are now repertory standards were glumly received at their premieres because of substandard performances, bafflement at audacious musical gestures or simply the audience's inability to appreciate the worth of a new piece immediately.
Mr. Rich was correct when he noted that we may not appreciate the worth of our culture, but maybe this is because we mourn the loss of cuneiform tablets so much more than we mourn the loss of lives.
A failure to win is not sinful, but failing to perceive and appreciate the worth of the Boys of Summer, mighty players who fought and failed, comes perilously close to as great a sin as sportswriting permits.
The programme ended with an equally persuasive performance by Herbert Howells of the Sonata, a virtuoso work intended for Leon Goossens but abandoned in 1942 when Goossens appeared not to appreciate its worth.
