The phrase "affection and concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing feelings of care and worry for someone or something.
Example: "Her letter was filled with affection and concern for his well-being during his recovery."
Alternatives: "love and worry" or "care and anxiety".
Mark views these garishly made-up characters with affection and concern.
The next layer can accommodate at most four people for whom you have great affinity, affection and concern and who require weekly attention to maintain.
As the governing body for such a beloved team game, the N.F.L. ought to exemplify the desire to show affection and concern for those who place themselves in harm's way for other people's enjoyment.
The obligatory good-hearted eccentric is Dr. Perry Cox Johnn C. McGinley), who hides his affection and concern for patients and the young doctors he's training behind taunts and cynicism.
Even the most jaded viewer may genuinely feel affection and concern for some of the stock characters on Bravo's so-called docusoaps, the wise-beyond-their-years teenage daughters and sons of the characters, the young Greek chorus providing the voice of reason through the programming.
This second group of virtues is based on broadly-based feelings of good will, affection, and concern for others.
Although he's no Father Flanagan, he's no Fagin, either, and his affection and concern for his charges are evident.
Furthermore, within the narrow confines of a small group, personal affection and benevolent concern for those one knows and lives with may lead one to refrain from violations of their property.
"True affection and real concern for one another are largely absent, and the attachment is fueled by mutual support for their narcissistic personalities," he said.
Mr. Alessandrini shares their proprietary affection and their concerns.
Professor Martha Nussbaum's deep interest and even affection for India and concern for its future is undeniable.
