The phrase "affection for its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a feeling of fondness or love towards something or someone, particularly in a possessive context.
Example: "The child's affection for its pet was evident in the way it played and cared for the animal."
Alternatives: "fondness for its" or "love for its".
It has a deep affection for its characters, even as it mercilessly pinpoints every moment of vanity and histrionics.
Though the US public has great affection for its shuttle fleet, it is even keener on slashing taxes and reducing spending.
The film is modestly ambitious, hoping for and achieving a loopy, low-key note of wry affection for its characters, whether it's the gotta-steal Mr. Fox, his under-achieving son (Jason Schwartzman) or his not-so-understanding wife (Meryl Streep).
But even at its most rushed, the book evinces a genuine affection for its subjects that makes it tough to resist.
The film manages to show affection for its interview subjects while it laughs at them, and Mr. Morris, who later made "The Thin Blue Line," among other things, was ahead of his time on the irony continuum - Tuesday at 11 15 a.m. and 6 p.m., Saturday at 7 a.m. and 1 45 p.m. on FIC.
But in the eyes of a country that never lost its abiding affection for its good-natured "Queen Mum," it was a role she fulfilled with grace, carrying out a grueling schedule of public engagements well into her 90's and never losing her common touch, which included a healthy appetite for a glass or two of gin and a love of horse racing and trout fishing.
So we are impressed with Germany, but we don't have any particular affection for it or its people.
He had a particular affection for Greece, its literature past and present as well as its archaeology.
It also wins an audience's affection for wearing its heart so tenderly on the billowing sleeves of so many bravura characters.
But it's entering a new life phase with new responsibilities, and it will have to balance its affection for users, advertisers, developers, and its own bottom line.
In a country which is meant to agonise over its fast food habit, we retain a deep, abiding affection for Greggs and its success.
