The phrase "appreciation of something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing gratitude or recognition for the value or significance of something.
Example: "Her appreciation of the fine arts was evident in her extensive collection of paintings."
Alternatives: "recognition of something" or "valuing something".
As for British media attempting to pass off its scraping fealty to the new aristocratic classes as an appreciation of something called "Style"?
By reducing "Paper Trails" to bite-size pieces, you also come away with an appreciation of something else: column writing as a literary feat.
This is in some ways the opposite of what Plato was talking about, for it involves a knowing appreciation of something clearly artificial — as if we are heading back into Plato's cave just for the fun of it.
Burns, who has not yet strayed from American subjects, and whose work tends to display a kind of wishful patriotism a soaring appreciation of something that's not quite there explained Churchill's place on the list by saying, "Thank God that he had an American mother".
Bring other people into the conversation by including them in the selfie or mentioning them by way of showing appreciation of something they did for you.
I was thinking about the fact that they exist in the future and what would maybe speak to a character who maybe has an appreciation of something in the past.
Examples of sincere compliments include: Expressing your appreciation for something he did, such as helping you with a project or to drag your heavy suitcase onto the bus.
In fact, her passion for medicine began with an appreciation of the arts, something she has in common with her father, who was a Bard Hall Player back in his medical school days.
Colon: I believe aesthetics and the appreciation of beauty is something inherent in our genetic make up.
If they'll gain a new appreciation of someone or something, let them know.
