The phrase "affirm the statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to confirm or validate certain statements or claims made by someone.
Example: "The committee decided to affirm the statements made during the meeting to ensure clarity and agreement among all members."
Alternatives: "validate the statements" or "confirm the statements."
Last spring she was asked to affirm the statement again after she suggested that the college curriculum should include sexuality as a facet of diversity.
Organized by Max Levchin, chief executive of the online financial firm Affirm, the statement includes signatures from such industry heavyweights as Square CEO Jack Dorsey, eBay CEO John Donahoe and Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman.
For the presentation of the data, the "strongly agree" and "agree" responses were combined to give the proportions of teachers who affirmed the statements and the "strongly disagree" and "disagree" responses were combined to give the proportions of teachers who dissented with the statements.
The Court of Appeals affirmed, stressing that effective confrontation of a witness who has allegedly made an out-of-court statement implicating the defendant was possible only if the witness affirmed the statement as his.
But as the mayor has tried to explain her thinking, Gaylor said her group felt that she was just affirming the statement about religion and government that they had the biggest problem with.
Participants' responses to statement 16 ('Survival of the fittest' means basically that "only the strong survive"') were somewhat split with 40.8% (n = 31) affirming the statement and 59.2% (n = 45) selecting the misconception.
Hawkins was asked to affirm the college's statement of faith on three other occasions before she received tenure.
At that time, philosophy professor Joshua Hochschild said he could affirm the college's statement of faith, but college administrators said he could not.
On June 22, Mr. Nixon affirmed those statements and repeated them for the next 10 months, though, the staff said, he had no basis for believing they were true and probably knew they were false.
