The phrase "about the affection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings, emotions, or relationships related to affection.
Example: "The book explores the complexities of love and the various ways people express about the affection they feel for one another."
Alternatives: "regarding the affection" or "concerning the affection".
[C8.] DEAL MAKERS The vice chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp testified about the affection John C. Malone and Barry Diller had for making deals.
Most of the rest was earnestly delivered in a manner that said much about the pianist's respect for Bach, less about the affection he presumably also feels.
Hudson added: "The fact that so many top writers have been so willing to join us says everything about the affection and esteem in which our magazine is held, and is a strong vote of confidence in the brand.
It's not even about the affection we get.
"The No. 1 dude in the world!" Smith called out to Gene, who appears coy about the affection he's garnered delivering pot to stars and semi-stars across town.
Gregory Thedgeon--a hedge fund manager from Fort Collins, Colorado, cast in the role of Joseph Smith--taboutabouthehe affection he receives when he's roaming around in costume.
But if that's all it's about, then the affection goes.
But winning the seat in the 22nd Congressional District is still a challenge of the highest order, given the advantages of incumbency and Ms. Tenney's tendency to bask in the reflected glow of Mr. Trump, whom many Republicans in the district talk about with the affection usually reserved for a favorite uncle.
When I visited her — ostensibly for a story, but also because I love eccentric New York women so much that I would pay to spend afternoons in their closets — she talked about Cunningham with the affection that we reserve only for true loved ones.
Thus a person's emotions in a revival meeting might be extremely intense, or attended by great bodily perturbations, or might dispose the subject to talk volubly about religion, but these marks show nothing one way or the other about the religious character of the affection.
Table 2 provides information about the markers associated to the affection status in the additional datasets and the target OR used.
