The phrase "appreciation is extended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts to express gratitude or acknowledgment towards someone for their contributions or efforts.
Example: "On behalf of the entire team, appreciation is extended to all volunteers who helped make the event a success."
Alternatives: "gratitude is expressed" or "thanks are given".
Grateful appreciation is extended to Chans Hospice Care, 60 Baribeau Dr., Brunswick, ME 04011, to which contributions in Lee's memory may be addressed.
A special note of appreciation is extended to NASA for fostering and encouraging access to their organization to observe operations at the side of astronauts in training, engineers and scientists at work, and managers overseeing a Space Shuttle mission.
Appreciation is extended toward the hard work of parent and past PTA President Andrea Crissman who secured a $650 grant toward Parent Education speaker events from the California State PTA.
Special appreciation is extended to the Government of the Vicenza Province for logistical and practical support.
Sincere appreciation is extended to the Metropolitan Electricity Authority for identification and provision of the studied plants.
Appreciation is extended to the basic sciences teaching staff for their contribution to the development of the assessment items.
Appreciation was extended to include more delicate subsets of Quality with Aesthetics, Appropriateness, Effectiveness, Convenience and Manageability.
It remains the centerpiece of his conviction that art appreciation must be extended to ordinary working-class people as a transformative power in their lives.
Our appreciation and thanks are extended to Luísa Manso Oliveira, Lylliane Luz, Silvia Morgado Amaro and Maria Catarina Soveral for technical support, and Cláudia Leiras for the critical reading of the manuscript.
Appreciation is also extended to the teams lead by Dr. Fabian Sievers, Dr. Andreas Wilm, Dr. Olivier Gascuel, and Dr. David Posada, who developed ClustalW, PhyML, MODELTEST, and Protest and made these source codes openly accessible.
Appreciation is also extended to TB/HIV Care Association colleagues who contributed to project management and TADSA for data gathering.
