The phrase "appreciation given to" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of acknowledging or expressing gratitude towards someone or something. Example: The company showed their appreciation to their dedicated employees by giving them bonuses and recognition for their hard work.
In contrast, the least appreciation was given to the statement that conveys a restriction on private purchasing activity, for delivery to work.
The episode was watched by 8.59 million viewers in the United Kingdom and received the highest Appreciation Index given to the fifth series at time of broadcast.
In comparison to the EORTC/MSG criteria, a different appreciation was given to radiological features and microbiological data, including semiquantitative cultures and direct microscopic examination of broncho-alveolar lavage samples.
Appreciation also was given to Ms. Lingyun Huang (from our team), for her helpful instruction on the QTOF-MS identification, and to Mr. Lin He (from department of mathematics, Beijing Normal University), for his help in mathematic analysis of our dynamic differential data.
Apartheid has inflicted more pain on you than on anyone else... My salutations would be incomplete without expressing my deep appreciation for the strength given to me during my long and lonely years in prison by my beloved wife and family.
Berliner actually had great appreciation for the freedom given to him and the band; something few, if any, of them were used to.
B&O president Daniel Willard personally sampled his dining cars' cuisine while traveling about the line, and recognized particularly pleasing meals with letters of appreciation and autographed pictures given to the dining car chefs.
I look forward to seeing a woman leader strut her hormonal stuff in the big leagues with the same level of tolerance and appreciation that has been given to the male political peacocks.
