The phrase "affirmation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of affirmation that is accompanied by something else, such as a statement or action.
Example: "The therapist encouraged an affirmation with positive reinforcement to help build the client's self-esteem."
Alternatives: "confirmation with" or "assertion with".
From the beginning, industry experts viewed his affirmation with skepticism.
The performance swerved the work into affirmation with the assistance of two fine vocal soloists.
It began as an affirmation, with churchy organ chords and Jonsi's purest sustained high notes, and a tree blooming on the video screen.
You can see glimmers of the hungry words to "Some People" from "Gypsy" in "Class," Gene's hymn to upward mobility, a song notable for underpinning brassy affirmation with minor-key doubts.
In this sense, the mindless hatred directed toward Vonderhaarr could be seen as a warped extension of the 'trash talk' many gamers indulge in during multiplayer deathmatches – Twitter becomes a part of the experience of Black Ops, and engaging in online bullying is a sort of tribal affirmation with other players.
To read Molly Bloom's great gush of resigned affirmation with which Ulysses ends and then set it beside the equally self-actualising fatalism in which the final adagio movement of Mahler's ninth symphony (marked on the score "very slowly and held back") culminates, is to feel yourself in the presence of artistic twins whose birth is separated by only a few years.
5. Affirmation of "With-It-Ness".
Gratitude's dishes are named for uplifting adjectives, rewarding self-affirmation with sustenance.
Ms. Rodríguez's songs merged tough-gal self-affirmation with tales of urban poverty and desperation in a set that was a crescendo from funk and reggae into incendiary hard rock.
The Roots had their own muscle power in a triumphant set driven by Ahmir (Questlove) Thompson's indefatigable drumming and the equally tireless rhymes of Black Thought, mixing storytelling and boasting that merged self-affirmation with community aspirations.
It starts like what you might call normal pop music, with Lizzo gushing: "I think I'm in loooooove!" Then comes the kiss-off – "with myself!" – a cue for the tricky trap sonics of producer Bionik to erupt and Lizzo's own lyrical mischief to unfurl, combining feminist self-affirmation with classic braggadocio.
