The phrase "affection of course" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sentiment of affection while acknowledging that it is expected or obvious, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "I appreciate your support, and my affection for you, of course, remains strong."
Alternatives: "love, naturally" or "fondness, obviously".
The Third Circuit, in looking at the intent behind the payments, concluded that the amounts were gifts, rather than compensation, because they were motivated by the congregation's "love and affection". Then, of course, there are those cases where the line between income and gifts is particularly blurred.
Thus, Whiting's rejection of Vlastos' dichotomy can be read as saying that what makes my attitude be one of disinterested affection one of love for the person is precisely that I am thereby responding to her excellences as the reasons for that affection.[20] Of course, more needs to be said about what it is that makes a particular person be the object of love.
Dismiss us as a perversely narrow-minded bunch if you must, but remember that every family has its own habits, shared rites and modes of communicating affection (or disaffection, of course).
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Of course, my affection for the Mac is not unique, especially among New Yorker cartoonists.
"The enduring popularity of and affection for Hayley - and of course her wonderful partnership with Roy - has so much to do with the brilliant way Julie Hesmondhalgh has brought the character to life on screen for the past 15 years.
I developed a great affection for my character and of course by extension the man, and I'd be very interested in meeting him.
You know, like flowers (preferably red roses, just like on The Bachelor of course), diamonds, affection, and telling you that you're "the one" (a la Big to Carrie on Sex & The City).
