The phrase "affirmation in this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is referring to a specific affirmation related to a subject, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The affirmation in this document highlights the importance of self-belief."
Alternatives: "confirmation in this" or "assertion in this".
Listening to his "Kaddish" today, one can't help intuiting a sense of triumphant affirmation in this minor-scale motet, the sound of proud survival, simply and eloquently stated.
It would be healthy to see, through such salutary self-discipline, a re affirmation in this country of the constitutional properties and the rule of law.
The actress Keala Settle offers further affirmation in "This Is Me," from "The Greatest Showman": "I know that there's a place for us, for we are glorious!" And Miguel, in "Remember Me," from "Coco," goes so far as to suggest eternal life: "If you close your eyes and let the music play / Keep our love alive, I'll never fade away".
A denial was as good as an affirmation in this media climate of factless amplification and dogmatic emotionalism.
Goldsmith reminds you that this is a monologue of affirmation in the face of annihilation.
Second, there seems to be official affirmation in the national productivity statistics.
A successful referendum requires a double majority – a national yes vote, and affirmation in the majority of the states.
The discontents of 1958 would find their ultimate affirmation in the establishment of the Princeton Writing Program in 2001.
A new guide to gender transitioning and affirmation in the workplace is available online for Cornell's transgender employees.
A successful referendum requires a double majority – a national yes vote and affirmation in the majority of the states.
The bleakness in The Night Cleaner is less about material deprivation (though that is evident) than about the total absence of social affirmation in these working lives.
