The phrase "affirmations on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or subjects related to affirmations, such as in a title or heading.
Example: "The workshop will focus on affirmations on self-esteem and personal growth."
Alternatives: "affirmations regarding" or "affirmations about".
The group built its following one town at a time, singing enthusiastic affirmations on life, love and "Home," whistling while they worked and accumulating disciples along the way.
Ideally, I pumped between meetings, listening to affirmations on my earphones.
Described as a "21st Century Magna Carta", the charter includes affirmations on democracy, human rights, international peace and security.
I'm not about to sit in a circle holding hands, or worship The Principle of Humanity, or put a list of Affirmations on the wall.
He began with empty, harmless affirmations on creativity, love and fear, but in a matter of days, he ventured into politics.
The 3rd-century Alexandrian theologian Origen and especially the Latin biblical scholar Jerome (4th 5th century) believed it imprudent to base theological affirmations on books enjoying less than universal recognition.
A relationship had just come to an end and she had a vision of a journey into the heights, "like a cathedral", to be rewarded by some kind of hope, some affirmation "on high".
Chronic threat and contingent belonging: Protective benefits of values affirmation on identity development.
The Effect of Values Affirmation on Race-Discordant Patient-Provider Communication.
They had been given a gift, an image of affirmation on a tremendous scale.
The present studies were designed to investigate the effects of self-affirmation on the performance of women under stereotype threat.
