The phrase "affirming message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication that provides support, encouragement, or validation.
Example: "The speaker delivered an affirming message that resonated with the audience, inspiring them to pursue their dreams."
Alternatives: "supportive message" or "encouraging message."
An affirming message I can offer students based on the research is that we all must approach our computer science education and our careers in tech as a process.
It was an unprecedented gesture in the history of her sports-obsessed nation, but Freeman, an Aborigine, has always insisted that her goal was not to protest, but to send a positive, affirming message to her long-suffering people.
My desire to hear an affirming message of faith being broadcast over television or printed in a newspaper grows stronger as I see both increasing representation in the media and growing affirmation in religious communities.
The Coalition provides support and sanctuary to all our lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender sisters and brothers, their families and friends; advocates for their full inclusion in church and society; and brings Christ's affirming message of love and justice for all people.
Where I had found a kind of existential horror in the story of poor Joe the carp, Yoskowitz instead finds an affirming message that only a true gefilte lover could discern.
"While not expecting a blessing on marriage for lesbian and gay couples, many were anticipating that Pope Francis would offer an affirming message to L.G.B.T. people, and not the same ill-informed comments," said Mr. DeBernardo, who is based in Maryland.
Kind, affirming messages will make it easier to move on from a tough setback.
Vredenburgh: The positive portrayal of woman needs to be at the forefront of everything we do, and girls need to continue to receive affirming messages connected to their worth.
Despite all of those important, affirming messages, though, it turns out that "Everything will be better in the morning" is the best advice she ever gave me.
Created by a hometown entrepreneur mom friend, these socks speak affirming messages like "I am kind," "I am brave," and "I am awesome".
If they aren't sending you such affirming messages and are, in fact, sending contradictory messages, that is another powerful message in itself, namely, that, for some reason, something is blocking the messages from getting through, they are not understanding the messages as intended, something is motivating them to act counter to the messages, or they just haven't gotten your message enough.
