The phrase "affection type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or describing different kinds of affection or emotional connections between individuals.
Example: "In psychology, researchers often study various affection types to understand interpersonal relationships better."
Alternatives: "type of affection" or "kind of affection".
Almost 20 disease affections or types were recorded during clinical visits.
"He is an extremely capable, well-respected, longtime member of Congress who actually understands and has affection for this type of specialty hospital," said Jeffrey Birnbaum, a spokesman for Select.
After we put out the call for heart bombs in February (and shared what our historic sites did for Valentine's Day), submissions poured in from around the country, professing deep admiration and affection for every type of place imaginable, from lofty mansions to forgotten bungalows.
The results revealed that children whose mothers gave them lots of affection handled all types of distress better.
Because of the complexity and ambiguity in the ARM phenotype, we have previously defined three affection status models (types A, B, and C) [66], [67].
After my mother fell sick, Susan went out of her way to show me the type of affection that's usually reserved for a person's own children.
The Saints evoke a particular type of affection in New Orleans bound to the recent history: after Hurricane Katrina the city struggled to rebuild itself and its confidence, and the Saints mirrored that effort.
"Cabs today do not inspire the same type of affection and customer loyalty that the Checker did," David S. Yassky, the chairman of the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission, said on Tuesday.
This is because a creature is good if its affections promote the well-being of the system of which it is a part, and non-human animals are just as capable of possessing this type of affection as humans.
