The phrase "affection during the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings of love or fondness that occur within a specific timeframe or context.
Example: "She felt a surge of affection during the quiet moments they shared together."
Alternatives: "fondness throughout the" or "love during the".
In accordance with the medical histories, there were 16 patients with ulnar nerve affection diagnosed during the post-operative follow-up period.
The exclusion criteria were systemic pathologies like diabetes, arterial hypertension, fever; polycystic renal disease or another renal affection visualized during the realization of ultrasonography scans, beyond of renal volumes with low quality of its edges.
If you are really cowardly about this outward display of affection, hide during the serenade.
In Spain, the candidate asset most commonly featured in both the GLM and the decision tree analysis was FSS (expressed as the ease of access to help and affection during times of difficulty) the latter highlighting significantly enhanced life satisfaction with high levels of FSS.
Dhanens admits the donor's identity is lost, but she says of the piece that "it could have been a gift from the husband to the wife, a pledge of his affection during his absences; or it could have been a gift from the wife to the husband, by way of protection on his travels".
Washington may have once been able to overlook Riyadh's other affections; indeed, during the 1980's, the Reagan administration thought it could harness Saudi radicalism for use against the Soviet empire.
Any show of affection during his early years provoked a cold, brutal and guilty response in Grant.
He slept in caves and lean-tos, rarely spoke, accepted food and then moved on, but became a figure of mystery and some affection during his life and then, surprisingly, a source of enduring fascination long after his death on March 20 , 1889
