The phrase "affirmation about how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a statement or declaration that confirms or asserts something regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The report included an affirmation about how the new policy would benefit the employees."
Alternatives: "statement regarding how" or "assertion about how".
According to the handful of vague plot details released so far, the crossover episode will show Bart teaching Stewie to skateboard, Homer and Peter getting drunk together and everyone who ever loved The Simpsons walking to their bathroom mirror during the commercials to stare hard at their own reflection while repeating positive affirmations about how it will all be over soon.
She was constantly getting positive affirmations about how great she looked and urged to keep up the good work.
Flirting with despair on its way to affirmation, "Okay for Now" is about how one kid, among legions, has to reach beyond his family for help from the other adults in his life to give him a hand.
Could there be a stronger affirmation that, while we may disagree about how to solve our problems or even what our problems are, underneath it all we are truly One Nation Under God, even though we may disagree about whom God is supporting this year or whether He exists at all or where He goes to church on Sundays?
When the Rev. Richard Porta, a Universal Life minister, asked, "Who gives this woman in marriage?" the bride's father wisecracked, "Do I have to?" As guests had driven past the remaining devastation — houses standing broken in half, others reduced to rubble — they talked about how the wedding was an affirmation of hope.
That's not to say I felt totally confident about it, but overall I received unexpected affirmation for how much knowledge I was able to get my class to produce in only five minutes, which put to rest my anxieties about whether or not I tended to ask the wrong questions.
I was given advice about how to modify or limit my own life – rather than an affirmation that this was wrong and should change.
We measure our worth by sending out endless pings: little requests for feedback about how valuable we are to each other — which we hope will provide affirmation along with clarity about the things we need to change.
Though not every queer person will need an affirmation of support, I do think that -- especially in the beginning stages of the process -- many people are still deeply uncertain about how their sexuality or gender will affect their relationships, and little affirmations of support can help remind them that it's going to be okay.
I see people make lists, then make more lists about how they are going to achieve their lists, then they repeat affirmations for these goals, sometimes even hire a personal coach to have someone walk them through it!
