The phrase "a simple affirmation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express a straightforward confirmation or declaration regarding a particular idea or statement.
Example: "The report serves as a simple affirmation of the company's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a straightforward confirmation of" or "a clear statement of".
"That's a simple affirmation of the facts of intelligence cooperation".
LAFAYETTE, La. — This is expected to be a formality, one of the lawyers said, a simple affirmation of what has already been put on paper.
(Members of the Trump team, in contrast, seem to have viewed contacts with various international characters, whether a Russian ambassador or a Saudi prince, as a simple affirmation of their own importance, without really looking at their interlocutors' agendas; one wonders what their susceptibility to flattery will cost them).
It's a simple affirmation of the fact that Congress has obligations it is compelled to honor, or risk default.
In light of this, the Stanford researchers believe it's important that the DOJ study not be reduced to a simple affirmation of proof that weapons like Tasers are safe.
A simple affirmation is to state: "I am the light and love of my soul, and everything is in perfect order.
Sometimes our accomplishments might seem to come out of thin air, because a lot of times, the only people supporting us are other black women". "Black Girl Magic" is a simple affirmation used to celebrate black girls everywhere.
All that is required of believers is the simple affirmation of the Triratna ("Threefold Refuge"), composed of the Buddha, the dharma (teachings), and the sangha (community of believers).
But the only thing such people are saying with their arguments is "look at me!" Online communication makes easy the simple affirmation of our beliefs, the monetisation of strident "opinion" and the anonymous onanistic expression of inchoate hostility.
Her poetry rings true today with its pure and simple affirmation of divine love.
This may seem a simple if provocative affirmation of identity until you read that the artist, the Conceptualist William Anastasi, was born a Christian.
