The phrase "affirmative quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a positive or confirming characteristic of something.
Example: "The affirmative quality of her feedback encouraged the team to pursue their ideas with confidence."
Alternatives: "positive attribute" or "confirming characteristic".
If you were living in line with your purpose or your heart's desire, what affirmative qualities are you demonstrating?
Mood, in logic, the classification of categorical syllogisms according to the quantity (universal or particular) and quality (affirmative or negative) of their constituent propositions.
Propositions are traditionally divided according to quantity (universal of particular) and to quality (affirmative and negative).
Debate raged about the justice of Enin's success, his race, affirmative action, the quality of his essay, and the state of American education.
Having worked in southern Africa, he says that Brazil's avoidance of "the crystallising of race as a marker of identity" is a big advantage in creating a democratic society.But for the proponents of affirmative action, the veiled quality of Brazilian racism explains why racial stratification has been ignored for so long.
Countrywide may well have known it was spewing bad loans that fell short of its contractual obligations for selling them, but the appellate judges concluded there was no affirmative misstatement about the quality of its mortgages at the time they were sold.
"Affirmative Action and the Quality-Fit Tradeoff" (with Peter Arcidiacono).
At the same time, the Act's grant and financing programs can be used to address nonpoint pollution sources and to fund affirmative projects to protect water quality through adaptive measures.
The questions about access, affirmative action and opportunity, about quality and innovation, about the roles of public and private universities, indeed about what a university education is for, are burning issues in Latin America and throughout the world.
