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The phrase "be fully appreciated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a feeling or thought that someone or something deserves to be recognized or valued more than it currently is. Example: "His artwork is truly unique and should be fully appreciated by art enthusiasts around the world."
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His rant must be seen to be fully appreciated.
The beauty of Augusta National cannot be fully appreciated on television — even in high definition.
Martinez is the type of player who won't be fully appreciated until he's not around.
That fact needs to be fully appreciated by climate campaigners and political parties.
Perhaps the survey was taken too soon, before Mr. Koch's legacy could be fully appreciated.
As Guardiola said, Messi, at age 25, must be watched to be fully appreciated.
It must be seen in the wings to be fully appreciated -- actors whizzing by in the dark.
Unlike any other art, photographic images do not have to be viewed in their physical form to be fully appreciated.
But the true obscenity of his decision, and those of other Trumpists, may take years to be fully appreciated.
Think of Moody's proposition in reverse: Mozart can be fully appreciated only by people of European background.
The accomplishments of players like Rhodes and Bill Spiller, another golfer who dominated the U.G.A., may never be fully appreciated.
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