The phrase "an affirmation about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a statement or declaration that confirms or asserts something regarding a specific topic or subject.
Example: "The report includes an affirmation about the company's commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "a statement regarding" or "a declaration about".
When dinner begins, the first person lights their candle, and offers up an affirmation about the person sitting to their right, and then lights that person's candle.
Bonus points for adding the element of ritual -- like drinking coffee out of a favorite mug, repeating an affirmation about your creative genius, or putting on a specific playlist at the beginning of your scheduled time.
As it floats away down the river, say an affirmation about letting go and moving forward with the rest of your life, unimpeded by the heartache of what didn't happen.
Is she referencing the other star of Instagram, Persian poet-turned-hashtag, Rumi, with a visual affirmation about love?
Easter makes a bold affirmation about God.
Life has a way of pushing us to ask, "Is it real?" In the resurrection of Jesus, God says, "Yes!" Easter makes a bold affirmation about God.
But it's an affirmation of hope about what can be achieved.
Jones, the director of the sports and tourism sector at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said the increase over last year was an affirmation of perceptions about a successful recovery in New Orleans.
This can get perilous for men too, but for women it can quickly become an affirmation of stereotypes about women's emotional variability or offend some voters' sense of appropriate behavior.
"Reading these poems from Silvi for the first time was a revelation and also an affirmation," said Michelle about receiving back her snapshots with Alcivar's poetry.
An affirmation posted about the work space in her Centerport home says, "Be kind and special with yourself, being your knowing everything you need is in you".
