The phrase "affirmation that it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a confirmation or assertion regarding a specific statement or idea.
Example: "The report provided an affirmation that it was indeed necessary to implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "confirmation that it" or "assertion that it".
They were partial to the Epistle of James, which reminded them that "faith without works is dead". AA members speak of "working the steps," and many meetings end with the affirmation that "it works if you work it". This means returning again and again to the state of mind and the exercises that constitute the upkeep on each miracle of sobriety.
Mr. Pérez Roque said that Cuba was especially pleased with what he called Mexico's "categorical affirmation" that it would not support a vote to condemn Cuba for its human rights record.
The doctrinal basis of the World Council of Churches is limited to the affirmation that it is "a fellowship of churches which accept our Lord Jesus Christ as God and Savior" (1961).
You did it exactly the way it was supposed to be done, because there's no better exclamation point or affirmation that it was time to go than that at-bat.' " Naturally, the home run was not Zeile's only notable achievement that day at Shea Stadium.
Providing affirmation that it's not OK and you're on the victim's side is a powerful way to support them and help them to recover".
Mylan was also bolstered by the company's affirmation that it expects to earn $6 a share in profits in 2018.
As Lahav observes, it was both one of the worst and best weeks of his life; a disaster which also brought with it affirmation that Gecko really is loved and valued.
What the negation removes is not the state of affairs, but the affirmation that goes along with it.
The experience of his stroke compelled Schnittke to add a meditative epilogue, weirdly beautiful music that culminates in a kind of hymnal affirmation that would be sentimental were it not so strange.
It's an affirmation that sets the mood.
But it's an affirmation that carries absolutely no connotation of support for a particular policy".
