The phrase "appreciation levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or extent to which something is appreciated or valued, often in contexts like feedback, surveys, or evaluations.
Example: "The appreciation levels for the new product have significantly increased since its launch."
Alternatives: "levels of appreciation" or "degree of appreciation".
The "receivers" rated no difference in appreciation levels, regardless of which item they were told to think about getting.
In contrast, the recipients said they did not feel greater appreciation levels for gifts that had cost more.
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.
Slower appreciation levels are more sustainable, they could help keep the appreciation train moving forward.
And appreciation levels have reached the stage where there was a bizarre Southgate lookalike in the stands as England defeated Sweden on Saturday.
The only silver lining is that your perspective on everything changes, and your appreciation level for the littlest things goes way up.
However, the appreciation level has been rising in the US for timepieces over the past 20 years or so.
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.
Prospective studies such as ours are likely to provide a more accurate appreciation of levels of stress in real time.
Our level of connectedness and freedom to share determines our level of appreciation, and our level of offense.
In response to the question of particular sources of dissatisfaction, 20.1% of the hospital clowns gave 22 different answers, which could be summarised as follows (with multiple answers possible): 38.9% low level of appreciation, 27.8% low level of interdisciplinary contact and 16.7% low level of financial support.
