The phrase "merit appreciation" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the recognition of someone's merits or achievements, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The committee's goal is to foster a culture of merit appreciation among its members."
Alternatives: "recognition of merit" or "appreciation of achievements."
Martínez believes the 36-year-old's strong performances, such as in the Boxing Day win at Newcastle United, are being overlooked and that the goalkeeper merits more appreciation.
A true long-term solution to HIV infection merits an appreciation of alternative ideas and findings that could be beneficial in the ultimate control of HIV/AIDS.
Whether Jenkins merits a longer appreciation than that originally rendered for Herbert Asquith and approaching the length of that of Winston Churchill is another question.
Even though awards are a grotesque parody of the actual appreciation and merit of the movies, their cheerful vulgarity — contained as well in their desperate reach for dignity and prestige — suggests an underlying truth about the art's connection to the business, and an underlying conundrum about modern art over all: does it matter whether anyone's watching?
"The Horse Soldiers" is an important, personal film that merits a more detailed appreciation than it will receive here (as indeed it has, in the voluminous literature on Ford).
An evidence based approach to prophylaxis and therapy of invasive fungal infections depends on the knowledge of epidemiology and of risk factors for these infections, as well as on the appreciation of merits and limitation of the available clinical trials.
When Braddock showed appreciation of his merits and invited him to join the expedition as personal aide-de-camp, with the courtesy title of colonel, he therefore accepted.
Appreciation for the merits of these shows is something you can perhaps only come to when you have yourself stopped straining to be cool and understand the appeal of unselfconscious fun.
We highlight Britain's growing appreciation of the merits of high-speed rail, which, according to the opposition Tory party, "could obviate the need for the unpopular and ungreen third runway planned for Heathrow airport".Andrew Adonis, the minister in charge of railways, has also backed high-speed trains in the January issue of Prospect, a current-affairs magazine.
