The phrase "affectionate note" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message or letter that expresses warmth, love, or fondness.
Example: "She left an affectionate note on his desk, reminding him how much she cared."
Alternatives: "loving message" or "warm note".
Afterward, when Nat gives Marina an affectionate note to pass on to Holly, Marina reads it and rips it to shreds.
It was an affectionate note, probably from his girlfriend (a k a "Princess"), and while hardly pornographic, it was personal enough that he'd be mortified to know I read it.
About then, Bob Kerby passed on to me a copy of an affectionate note Profumo had sent Keeler that she was unsuccessfully trying to sell in Fleet Street, where its content was widely known.
Born just before the first world war, and self-exiled during the second, he would accept anything to avert another global conflict.When Britten heard a Mahler symphony, he would drop an affectionate note to the composer's widow in California; when old friends died he found exactly the right things to say to their spouses.
LATE last month, Trey Anastasio -- lead singer, primary songwriter and guitarist for America's premiere live jam band, Phish -- posted a brief, affectionate note on the group's Web site, announcing that following this summer's tour, which kicks off on Thursday at Keyspan Park in Coney Island, Brooklyn, the band was breaking up after 21 years.
Interspersed with accounts of the trenches are affectionate notes to his younger sisters and his nanny, with cartoon drawings, jokes and promises of presents.
4. I have never given my children homemade fortune cookies with affectionate notes inside.
Here are folders full of affectionate cards, notes, and letters from Gordon, along with detailed notes from rehearsals of works that he commissioned from me and premièred with the Fairbanks Symphony and the Arctic Chamber Orchestra.
An affectionate, graceful nondesperate note of about 200 words that I worked on for three hours.
No, Mr. Busch's work is more like a smart but affectionate fan's notes, written in bright crayon with lots of exclamation points.
The speeches began on a note of affectionate familiarity, with Sir Arthur Jarratt, the managing director of British Lion Films, harking back 50 years to the time he was a limelight boy in a music-hall and first saw Mr Chaplin as one of the "Eight Lancashire Lads" dancing in golden clogs.
