The phrase "affinity for british" is not correct as it lacks proper capitalization and context.
You can use it when discussing a liking or attraction towards British culture, people, or things, but it should be properly formatted.
Example: "She has an affinity for British literature, often reading works by authors like Jane Austen and Charles Dickens."
Alternatives: "fondness for British" or "liking for British".
Three Massachusetts railroads were chartered and under construction in 1830, at first showing a strong affinity for British practice.
With his affinity for British Open golf and British Open conditions, might that be good for Duval's game? "I don't think that suits anybody's game," Duval said, grinning.
He has a deep knowledge of, and affinity for, British rugby league in general, and London rugby league in particular, and as such represents a potentially inspired appointment.
The Balkans, Kameric agrees, seems to have a particular affinity for British humour: Bottom, You Rang My Lord, Red Dwarf, 'Allo Alloo and Mr Bean were all popular in the region.
The book is frequently laugh-out-loud funny, from Madeline's affinity for British-isms like "oh calamity!", to the widespread obsession among the parents on the "gifted and talented" label for their children, which spurs a frenzy of delight and worry.
Mr. Elliott has excelled in contemporary plays, evincing a particular affinity for the British writer Mike Leigh, but his forays into larger-scale work ("Three Sisters" and "The Threepenny Opera" on Broadway) have often been disappointing, if not dismal.
The acts include Girl in a Coma, the tattooed emo band with an affinity for the British singer Morrissey; Emilio Navaira, the country singer who barely survived the 2008 crash of his tour bus, which he was driving; and Ruben Ramos, a k a El Gato Negro, the socially minded singer whose melting-pot sound remains relevant 50 years after he first made his mark.
My first Airbnb host said how happy he was to meet an Englishman, as his favourite author was Stephen Fry and described how he'd very much enjoyed the BBC adaptation of War and Peace, and that Russians felt a great affinity for the British as they also had a great empire in the past but are now far less powerful and in somewhat of an identity crisis in the present.
To crush any residual affinity for the monarchy, British propaganda against Thibaw "went into high gear", said Thant Mtint-U, painting the monarch as an ogre, despot and drunkard.
(I play the part having been born and raised in Baltimore, a situation I'd probably find more daunting if I hadn't trained at Rada and always had an affinity for all things British).
She felt a special affinity for Tudor, the British-born choreographer who created major productions for American Ballet Theater.
