The phrase "affection arises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotions, relationships, or psychological states where affection develops or comes into being.
Example: "In moments of vulnerability, affection arises between the characters, deepening their bond."
Alternatives: "affection develops" or "affection emerges".
This ideological affection arises partly from Chuck's determination to argue for cricket's aboriginal status as the first American sport.
This idea of conscience as a kind of natural moral affection complements Cockburn's view that morality is founded upon human nature: Moral knowledge arises from reflection upon our own natures and moral affection arises out of our natural constitutions.
Speaking of how a new kind of affection arises through reflection, Shaftesbury declares, "the case is the same in the mental or moral subjects as in the ordinary bodies or common subjects of sense" ("Inquiry" 172).
But what keeps the film from curdling into a grumpy, aging artist's complaint about the state of the world is the sense that the cynicism is balanced by and arises from affection.
So that, by means of this reflected sense, there arises another kind of affection towards those very affections themselves, which have been already felt, and are now become the subject of a new liking or dislike" (C 172).
It arises from a deep sense of affection for others, coupled with a sensitivity to their pain and the recognition that their suffering can be transformed.
Christine Harris, who led the study at the University of California in San Diego, said the dogs' reactions might betray a simple form of jealousy that arises from lack of attention and affection being poured on a rival.
But then, if this truly describes what happens in the genesis of memory, (the question stated above arises:) when one remembers, is it this impressed affection that he remembers, or is it the objective thing from which this was derived?
A conflict arises between Yasuna and Tomari who fight for Hazumu's affection while she is unable to choose between them.
10 Most research priorities are aimed to prevent or treat life-threatening complications that arise from affection of internal organs; however, if asked, patients indicate that hand disability interfering with daily life and work matters most.
The question arises, however, whether inheritance shall extend beyond the circle of those persons with whom the decedent was connected by ties of affection or about whose well-being he or she was, or should have been, concerned.
