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The phrase "a serious affection for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a deep or strong liking or love for someone or something.
Example: "She has a serious affection for classical music, often attending concerts and recitals."
Alternatives: "a deep fondness for" or "a strong love for".
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Chris Blackhurst is quick to tell me that this is his "fourth incarnation at the Independent" – a newspaper that he has "a serious affection for", and where his previous stints included one as deputy to Rosie Boycott back in the 1990s.
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A serious event for a serious man.
A serious time for German politicians.
This was a serious problem for me.
The anticorruption volunteers, whose core leadership numbers perhaps 200 by some estimates, have serious differences on how best to proceed, but they are obviously united in a strong affection for this city.
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She has a particular affection for puns.
I have a great affection for her.
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