The phrase "affection and wit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a combination of warmth and humor in a person's character or in a piece of writing.
Example: "Her letters were filled with affection and wit, making them a joy to read."
Alternatives: "warmth and humor" or "love and cleverness".
Her love, affection and wit will be sorely missed.
She will be long remembered by her family and friends, who will miss her caring affection and wit.
With great invention, affection and wit, "Red-Eye to Havre de Grace" adds new dimensions to our understanding of an American writer more famed than honored these days, creating a moving portrait of a gifted but haunted man struggling against psychological demons and the dark tide that draws us all toward extinction.
LF See this if you liked... Fast Times at Ridgemount High, Back to the Future 13 Top Secret! Jim Abrahams, David and Jerry Zucker, 1984 Many acknowledge Airplane! as a comic masterpiece but this follow-up from the team is just as funny, spoofing WWII movies with both affection and visual wit.
The great contemporary jazz composer Carla Bley has the right backstory to interpret Christmas music with affection, solemnity, subversion and wit.
The acid-etched impersonations performed by the object of Frank's affection, Celimene, played with delicate glamour and wit by Mamie Gummer, may be familiar to aficionados of reality television.
The result is the delivery of what I think are films full of warmth, joy, affection, wit, surprise and excitement and sunshine and which I hope played their part in a memorable night.
"Black Dynamite" was made with evident affection and a modicum of visual wit — Mr. Sanders's nose for aged cinematic cheese is impressive — but the movie wears itself out long before The Man gets his comeuppance.
Though it is "made with evident affection and a modicum of visual wit," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October, "the filmmakers' tweaking of old-style militancy and old-fashioned racial oppression never amounts to much beyond a sendup of pop-cultural attitudes that were often self-mocking to begin with".
We remember with affection his insight, formidable intellect, breadth of knowledge and wit.
She renders her wobbly, minutely textured characters with wit and tough affection, and her habit of looking for the darkly funny side of everything keeps the book from getting too bleak.
