The phrase "appreciation condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the circumstances or criteria under which appreciation is expressed or recognized.
Example: "The appreciation condition for this grant requires that all participants submit feedback on their experiences."
Alternatives: "recognition criteria" or "gratitude requirements".
Without undermining the importance of conditions in facilitating learning and a focus on children's needs, it is arguably the perception of the added benefits of conditions as outlined in this section, as well as the counselling and support that went with, what, in practice, were 'soft' conditions, that contributed to this overwhelming buy-in and appreciation of conditions.
Legitimizing the concept of restrained growth in the realm of bacteria will be aided by further appreciation of conditions under which growing as fast as possible is disadvantageous to the cell and or population [48].
The market is even larger given the new appreciation for a condition called the metabolic syndrome, a hodgepodge of risk factors for diabetes and heart disease that is estimated to afflict some 50 million Americans.
Emotional included feelings within the self (happy, wonderful), amplified by feelings toward the greenspace itself (appreciation, sadness about condition).
His GP's response was to encourage him to stay at work, but in the absence of tailoring this advice to the workplace the participant felt that this simply demonstrated a lack of appreciation of his condition.
13 Despite a general appreciation that the condition imposes a serious burden on sufferers, the research literature demonstrates a lack of interest in the subjective experience of FS and patients' priorities for treatment.
"So his people have a particular appreciation of local conditions".
Optimal surgical outcomes are dependent on an appreciation of comorbid conditions that may handicap results.
