The phrase "affirm support for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing endorsement or agreement with a particular cause, idea, or initiative.
Example: "The committee decided to affirm support for the new environmental policy during the meeting."
Alternatives: "express backing for" or "declare support for".
Other companies were quick to affirm support for the test — at least for now.
Additionally, Mr. Pompeo was asked to affirm support for a two-state solution in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as have previous Republican and Democratic administrations.
"The purpose of Basta Ya!," Savater said to me, "is not to mobilize in reaction to deaths, although our members attend the demonstrations, but to affirm support for democracy and the Spanish constitution".
Mr. Obama's address came 50 years after President John F. Kennedy, in another celebrated speech here, spoke outside a town hall to affirm support for Germans against the nuclear-armed Soviets.
In 2007, Ryan, along with the Wisconsin delegation, wrote DOT to affirm support for Milwaukee-based Midwest Airlines' application for two slots at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
The Obama administration's rush to affirm support for the embattled candidate is not a sign of enthusiasm for the return of the PRI.
Participants affirmed support for the Afghan government's leadership in exercising its sovereign authority.
On Monday, the European Union affirmed support for Georgia's territorial integrity, but it postponed a decision on suspending talks with Russia on a new economic and security pact.
Mr Powell affirmed support for the idea of two states, and cited speeches by Mr Bush, recent UN resolutions, and the land-for-peace initiative floated by Saudi Arabia.
Mr. Azarov said the preliminary results affirmed support for Mr. Yanukovich, who was elected in 2010 in a runoff against Ms. Tymoshenko.
Mr. Maliki, while affirming support for the Syrian people, said he did not have "the right to ask a president to abdicate" and did not favor a trade embargo.
