The phrase "appreciation level for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which someone values or recognizes something or someone.
Example: "The appreciation level for the team's efforts has significantly increased since the project was completed."
Alternatives: "degree of appreciation for" or "level of gratitude for".
To Mr. Pruner's mind, the most that even Greenwich can hope for this year is to halt the downward trend and hold appreciation levels flat.
Mr. Emanuel, a former Illinois congressman who recently worked as President Obama's chief of staff, showed more reluctance to criticize his former boss, but admitted that there's less "appreciation" at the federal level for what mayors go through to make their metropolitan areas grow.
As we have noted, nothing characterizes 'modernity' more completely than the loss of faith in transcendence, our arrogant lack of any appreciation for levels of reality above our everyday affairs.
In order to gain an appreciation for the level of noise, or unexpected signals, in the single cell preparations, the signals for genes predicted not to be expressed within retinal cells were examined.
In some instances it appeared that there was also a lack of appreciation for the level of effort, time and planning that transition would entail, from all actors: "See, at that point of time, there was very little experience on transitioning itself, at that point of time, there was pretty much no national guideline on formats, you know and things like that.
We, meanwhile, have got Ed Miliband begrudgingly revealing a mumbled, low-level appreciation for the professional career of Geoffrey Boycott.
A behind-the-scenes stop at "textile services" (the laundry) might emphasize how managers are taught to show appreciation for lower-level workers by pitching in to complete menial tasks.
According to Sachse, PD-characteristics occur at 3 levels: (1) the level of authentic needs: appreciation, importance for (to) others, reliability of relationships, solidarity of relationships, autonomy and boundaries (2) the level of schemas, which are assumptions about the self and others, and (3) the level of play, which is highly automated and not transparent, manipulative and controlling.
Pearce, a left-back who won 78 caps and was part of the England team that came close to reaching the final of both the 1990 World Cup and Euro '96, also believes the Chelsea defender isn't shown the appropriate appreciation for his high level of performance.
