The phrase 'affirmative on' is correct and is used in written English.
It is used to indicate agreement or confirmation, for example, "Affirmative on the meetup at noon tomorrow."
bBased on affirmative on one or more of the following: "use of anti-hypertensive medication", "diabetes", "heart attack", "angina pectoris", "stroke".
Everything at the moment is pointing to the affirmative on that one.
Both variables were dichotomized and considered positive when scoring affirmative on at least one of the items.
All respondents except one replied with an affirmative on this question.
Affirmative on the coke".
Frank replied in the affirmative on the House floor.
"He stuck with us on affirmative action, on choice, on gay rights, on immigration.
In this paper, we focus on the potential effects of banning affirmative action on academic achievement prior to college entry.
We examine the effect of eligibility for affirmative action on admission and enrollment outcomes as well as on academic achievement using a regression discontinuity (RD) design.
"Itstill believe that an executive order preventing the use of these names in any deportation process would be an important step in that it would require Trump to announce his intentions to use these names," Chu said in a statement.
Affirmative responses on the A, C and E items were given one point each.
