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The phrase "are more appreciative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the level of appreciation between two or more subjects.
Example: "The students who received extra help are more appreciative of the teacher's efforts."
Alternatives: "show greater appreciation" or "are more thankful".
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New Labour MPs are more appreciative of him than are bruised Blairites.
However, audiences are more appreciative, awarding it a 7.4/10 rating at IMDb.
Customers are more appreciative, too, and the business is on the right path.
Five studies show that gift recipients are more appreciative of gifts they explicitly request than those they do not.
We do big ones in New York, but in other communities they are more appreciative because they don't have the selection.
At the VLT European telescope facility, there are French chefs with little hats cooking up wonderful things for us astronomers, who are more appreciative and romantic than many people give them credit for.
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Once more aware of their professional roles, medical learners were more appreciative of the clinical expertise of NPHCP as well as appreciating the role NPHCPs played in collaboration and team provision of care.
He is more appreciative of Miranda.
I'm more appreciative of things".
The audience at home was said to be more appreciative.
The mood of the crowds is more appreciative than worshipful.
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