The phrase "affirmed text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a text that has been confirmed or validated in some way.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposed changes and ultimately approved the affirmed text for publication."
Alternatives: "validated text" or "confirmed text".
The Bible's first five books, for example, possessed a special status: a fragment of Leviticus shown here is written using an ancient paleo-Hebrew script, affirming the text's antiquity.
Only at certain moments is the text affirmed, and then mightily.
But Rosen's criticism of "dignity" sweeps more broadly: By the end of his article, he is disparaging the judicial protection of a right that is expressly affirmed in the text of the Constitution.
What is absolutely clear, affirmed by the text of the 1789 Constitution, by the Tenth Amendment ratified in 1791, and by innumerable cases of ours in the 220 years since, is that there are structural limits upon federal power upon what it can prescribe with respect to private conduct, and upon what it can impose upon the sovereign States.
As a restorationist Universalist, he emphasized scriptural texts that affirmed the finite and remedial nature of punishment after death.
"This text affirms a new principle, interoperability, which makes France a pioneer country in Europe," Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, the French minister of culture, told the National Assembly on Friday.
A Saudi-drafted text affirming UN assistance for the Riyadh-supported government of Yemeni President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was passed instead.
A false translation of the text – affirming, among other things, the abolition of slavery and the right to self-determination, a minimum wage and asylum – has been promoted on the Internet and elsewhere.
To determine if concepts identified by the text strings were affirmed or negated, for example whether a patient was "coughing" or denied "coughing", we used the publicly available NegEx version 2 algorithm [55].
Now, instead of the texts affirming or negating each other, students produced sophisticated scenes of relation between given authors.
