The phrase "a love mark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a mark or symbol that represents love, affection, or a romantic connection, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "She wore a necklace with a heart pendant, a love mark from her late grandmother."
Alternatives: "a symbol of love" or "a token of affection."
"We're trying to rekindle and reinvigorate the interest in the little girl, and the dog," said James J. Mackey, senior vice president and United States region head for the Merck consumer care division of Merck & Company in Summit, N.J. "Not only is she a famous trademark, she is a love mark," he said, and has "become a part of the fabric of the American summer".
"With Winnie the Pooh, Disney is going to continue to struggle with the tension of remaining relevant to kids versus maintaining a love-mark brand that parents trust," said Matt Britton, a founder of Mr. Youth, a New York marketing firm.
Right after the incident, NASA sent Mézil a pitch to try its atmospheric atomic oxygen cleansing protocol, which had recently been used to remove a similar love mark from a Warhol painting.
So many couples, so many marriages, and so much love mark our experience with same-gender marriages.
Love MARK ZUCKERBERG MARRIED THE ONLY PERSON HE WENT TO COLLEGE WITH WHO STILL LIKES HIM First you get the money... (via) The guy who created Facebook got married this weekend, just hours after getting even richer to an obscene extent.
Dé, her long black hair flowing and a red bindi (symbolizing marriage and love) marking her forehead, introduced her new sari collection.
You could write an essay just about the different effects of Ms. Sen's shaking hands: musical like vibrato or trills, expressive of emotional agitation, giving a shimmer to images like flames or the love marks left on Krishna's body by scratching nails.
After the crisis, FASB considered forcing banks, and others who hold loans and debt securities on their balance-sheets, to book all those assets at market rates (so-called mark-to-market accounting).Purists love mark-to-market: there is no better test of an asset's worth than what it would sell for.
Love marks, as I call them.
What child doesn't love marking somebody else's work?
The declaration of love marks the transition from chance to destiny and that's why it is so perilous and so burdened with a kind of horrifying stage fright".
