The term "realistic appreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, one can appreciate the hard work of their peers in a realistic manner.
First, a realistic appreciation of the scale of the threat the world faces from terrorism.
Investigation of health beliefs showed that psychopathology did not compromise a realistic appreciation of smoke-related health risks.
So I don't think this is really about Greece, or indeed about any realistic appreciation of the tradeoffs between deficits and jobs.
Because today businesses face far more complicated rules and regulations than they did a century ago, the need for managers to have a realistic appreciation of the legal environment in which they operate is more important than ever.
This language denotes a realistic appreciation of the difficulty of the challenge ahead and the reality of building a coalition of countries confident that each is adhering to its commitments and committed to the jointly envisioned future.
As Campbell later shows in an informative chapter on Africa and the Harlem Renaissance, Hughes managed to recover from his initial disappointment, adopting a more realistic appreciation of the limitations of both his "African" identity and African virtue.
The results suggest that students learned lab content information equally well from both types of laboratories, and that they have a realistic understanding and appreciation of the practical advantages of remote laboratories.
Margin of Appreciation: A "Realistic and Appropriate Tool" or "Slippery and Elusive as an Eel"?
This was particularly noticeable in regards to appreciation of realistic tissue patency, resistance and texture, and other minor variances in human anatomy.
Critical reception of the show was good to average, with a general appreciation for the realistic portrayal of Middle America.
Former experience in the program helped shape positive views, a realistic understanding of risks, and a greater appreciation of nature.
