The phrase "affirmation for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement or declaration that confirms or supports something, often in a personal or motivational context.
Example: "She wrote an affirmation for a positive mindset to help her start each day with confidence."
Alternatives: "statement for a" or "declaration for a".
The Sunday's yes votes will also be an affirmation for a legitmatized Fifth Republic.
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The post was intended as an affirmation for a community distraught over George Zimmerman's acquittal in the shooting death of seventeen-year-old Trayvon Martin, in Sanford, Florida.
But his visit, while short, offered some positive affirmation for a candidate who had mostly kept his public appearances to late-night comedy shows and national cable news networks since announcing his campaign two weeks ago.
For Cosmides, the award represents further affirmation for a field that she and her husband, John Tooby of Harvard, helped establish in the early 1980s.
Great affirmation for a species that has rebounded from the dark days of threatened or endangered status.
This would have created a powerful message of unity, acceptance, and spirituality that would have created a lasting legacy of affirmation for an extraordinary life.
The long-term success of our marriage is often built on a series of small victories, and we should never withhold an affirmation for completing a project under budget or enjoying the security of a buffer when an emergency arises.
Waiting for answers, for experts, for affirmation of a positive match, for the family of the donor's final decision to pull the plug.
One might think that a denial of the common element view is at least as committal as its affirmation, for it involves a substantive metaphysical claim about the nature of perceptual experience.
But the new makeup of the French Parliament still signals a profound moment of affirmation for Macron, who championed a "neither left nor right" brand of politics at a time when the centrist status quo seems under siege across the West.
