The phrase "affair for us" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation, event, or matter that is relevant or significant to a particular group or individuals.
Example: "The upcoming conference is an important affair for us, as it will shape our future strategies."
Alternatives: "matter for us" or "issue for us".
"This is no joyful state of affairs for us as human beings, but it is actually a very good investment environment," he said.
German authorities are investigating the second case of a government employee suspected of spying on confidential government affairs for US secret services within a week.
"This is really a family affair for us," she says, gushing.
On Wednesday, even before this latest news broke, the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission—created under the Geneva Convention said it was ready to probe this grisly affair for war crimes, assuming US President Barack Obama and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani play ball.
That my loved ones flourish is such a state of affairs for many of us.
This is a drop in the bucket, and as much as there's no place left to hide for the refugees (over half of whom are under 18 years of age), there is no hiding from this tragic state of world affairs for all of us. 2. "We're gonna get to that place where we really want to go".
A Cuban government spokesman did not return calls seeking comment on Wednesday, but Josefina Vidal, Cuba's top diplomat for US affairs, recently ruled out any return of political refugees.
Teams of negotiators led by assistant secretary of state Roberta Jacobson and Cuba's top diplomat for US affairs, Josefina Vidal, are working to resolve Cuban demands that include the easing of banking restrictions on its diplomats in the US and limits on US support for dissident groups that Cuba considers illegal.
Handling a riot is a delicate affair for prison officials.
