The phrase "affirms from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as "affirms" typically requires a direct object or a preposition that indicates what is being affirmed.
Example: "The report affirms the findings of the previous study."
Alternatives: "confirms" or "validates".
"But a specific meaning of this visit is to affirm from the Catholic side the essentiality and richness and importance of the common elements in the relationship".
The Servian Government declares that it proves what the Balkan States affirmed from the outset — namely, that Turkey never intended to abandon her attitude of provocation.
The golden oak hardwood floors are original throughout the building, which Ms. Ruiz said she could personally affirm from her schoolgirl memories.
"Meatloaf cakes," Mr. Romney affirmed from the back of his charter plane as it idled on the tarmac in Ohio last week, explaining to the traveling press corps the special birthday meal his wife prepares for him every year.
As Fred Sherry buoyantly affirmed from the stage of Alice Tully Hall on Tuesday evening, at the fourth concert in his A Great Day in New York festival, what is being celebrated here is not just the variety and energy of New York composers but the abounding skill, drive and generosity of the city's performers as well.
The uniform and spherical shape of the particles was affirmed from TEM analysis.
To add value to a human life, an activity or relationship must be affirmed from the inside.
dK1 class Focus S2 state K2 S2 Propose T state K1 S2 Affirm from solid, liquid, gas K1 class Elaborate OK K1 S2 Affirm.
It was clearly affirmed from researchers (Escudero et al. 2013), who have reported the quantitative chemical examination of Pb (dissolved and precipitated).
We can do justice in this life because we are heirs to the promise of God's grace and can affirm "from thy wrath, and from everlasting damnation, good Lord deliver us".
