The phrase "affirmative finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a positive conclusion or determination has been made, often in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The committee's report included an affirmative finding regarding the compliance of the organization with the regulations."
Alternatives: "positive determination" or "confirmative conclusion".
The Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the ban citing insufficient evidence but said the decision was not "affirmative finding of innocence in relation to Mr Bin Hammam".
Decision reversed by court of arbitration for sport in July; ruled there was insufficient direct evidence linking Bin Hammam with the money, but said: "The CAS panel is not making any sort of affirmative finding of innocence in relation to Mr Bin Hammam," and "It is more likely than not that Mr Bin Hammam was the source of the monies".
On appeal, the court of arbitration for sport did find in July 2012 that they did not quite have indisputable evidence that Bin Hammam provided the $1m cash, but their decision was as qualified as can be, saying their ruling was not: "Any sort of affirmative finding of innocence … It is more likely than not that Mr Bin Hammam was the source of the monies".
Confidence in incipient policies governing biofuels that aspire to be environmentally, economically, and socially conscious, would be enhanced by an affirmative finding.
An affirmative finding would support, at least in theory, two aspects of the diathesis-stress conception of depressive disorders: (1) its consistency with some of the available epidemiologic data and (2) its parsimony in the sense of its greater simplicity than the incidence-prevalence-mortality framework.
These studies are credit-worthy because they have produced interesting affirmative findings and will have been challenging to undertake in a severe CRPS patient population.
To list a few examples, it has disowned affirmative action, finding no difference between Jim Crow and laws designed to help disadvantaged minorities.
In the last moments, however, it abandons the dichotomy between comedy and tragedy and opts for affirmative whimsicality, finding the wondrousness of life in a catalogue of small domestic incidents and epiphanies.
Thus, finding credible and affirmative solution methods along with fast application techniques is beneficial and enables examination of the field.
In some places, e.g. Tennessee, women charged with substance use during pregnancy may be allowed to use evidence of finding and attending treatment as an affirmative defense.
In particular, Theorem 4.6 provides an affirmative answer of Question 4.4 in the context of finding solution of variational inequality (4.3).
