"knowledge and appreciation of" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a topic or subject that the speaker has understanding and respect for. Example: "Having knowledge and appreciation of different cultures is crucial in today's global society."
Every boxing referee enters a ring with a knowledge and appreciation of, and sensitivity to, the fight game that far surpasses that of the average fight fan.
The art world loses a fervent collector and patron who dedicated himself to the dissemination of knowledge and appreciation of fine art.
To those who want to give a Chinese skill set to their children, I suggest instead a deep knowledge and appreciation of Chinese history, culture and politics.
Macfarlane hoped that by countering the "culling of words concerning nature," Landmarks would expand readers' knowledge and appreciation of the natural world.
Writing on Facebook, organisers said the event, which will see tattoo parlours across the world participating, was set up to "spread knowledge and appreciation of the gentle swastika".
He traveled widely in Europe, staying close to family and many friends; all of whom delighted in Tom's humanity, humor, curiosity, and knowledge and appreciation of all things beautiful.
The writers of The Simpsons had a vast amount of knowledge and appreciation for mixed martial arts and included multiple references and themes of the sport throughout the episode.
The required information when available will enhance our knowledge and appreciation for the use of fennel in our daily diet.
It includes having a depth of knowledge and appreciation for all things associated with the cowboy craft and being able and willing to impart this knowledge to others using a variety of media and includes the spoken word".
The breadth of his knowledge and appreciation for magic and the allied arts was truly remarkable.
His knowledge, passion and appreciation of music, animals and literature was evident to all who knew him.
