The phrase "appreciation of variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the recognition or understanding of differences or changes in a particular subject or field.
Example: "The appreciation of variation in artistic styles can lead to a deeper understanding of cultural influences."
Alternatives: "recognition of diversity" or "understanding of differences".
One of the goals of the present activity was the development of an appreciation of variation in measuring and measurements, and of the need for accuracy in measurement.
Studies of cultural epidemiology start with gathering information from individuals, choosing them in a way that allows the best appreciation of variation.
Although the students' interpretations of their plots were generally more basic than sophisticated, the results of the assessment indicated that many students had developed the ability to transfer their appreciation of variation to another context and could clearly explain the meaning of variation.
In the UK, the advent of large national surveys of patients with cancer has enabled a better appreciation of variation in cancer patient experience between different patient groups or hospitals.
Knowledge of how these various cues are perceived by the circadian system is still scarce (Dawson 2008), as is appreciation of variation in the perception of these multidimensional cues among individuals (i.e. IxE) or populations (Lyon et al. 2008; Visser 2008; Visser et al. 2010).
Repair of facial defects using interpolation flaps requires an appreciation of variations in skin thickness, facial contours, and functional concerns at the donor and recipient sites.
Using injection pressure time-series datasets over an extended period of time allows improved accuracy in the estimation of the fracture pressure limits and an appreciation of their variation over a larger volume of the formation than can be estimated from well tests.
Finally, appreciation of genetic variation in pharmacological or behavioral treatment responses and optimal communication from bench to bedside and back may strengthen the success of translational research applications to AUD.
In the essay "Movie Chronicle: The Westerner," Robert Warshow described the western as "an art form for connoisseurs, where the spectator derives his pleasure from the appreciation of minor variations within the working out of a pre-established order".
