The phrase "and affection of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the feelings or emotions associated with a particular subject or relationship.
Example: "She spoke of the love and affection of a mother, highlighting the sacrifices made for her children."
Alternatives: "and love of a" or "and care of a".
Of course, nothing can quantify the love and affection of a caring relationship.
What better company in the world is there than that of a 10-year-old boy who is curious and lively, retaining the charm and affection of a child without the sullen aggression of a teenager?
In her first book, she described her plants with the tenderness and affection of a mother nurturing sometimes wayward children - always modest, ready to admit failures but optimistic, too.
According to a review in the Manila Standard Today, the contrast between the caution he has learned from an early age and his longing for the love and affection of a family makes him an intriguing character.
Your unconditional love expressed to me, my four siblings, and my grandmother has given me an insight of how strong the nurturing and affection of a single mother can be during times of hardship.
The memoir about the family her father didn't talk about in his performances follows a solo stage performance the onetime TV writer built around her life then and now — the afflictions and affection of a daughter who found herself sometimes having to be the parent.
Pets have been domestic companions for centuries for a reason, and winning the trust and affection of an animal can be a deeply rewarding experience.
In light of his anguish over personal and professional shortcomings, the attention from and affections of a statuesque blonde would have gone a long way toward bolstering Phil's deflated self-image.
To heal her shame, the Seductress must come to terms with and recognize that her craving for attention, admiration, and affection of others is a desperate cry from her inner world that she needs help.
Nevertheless, in the aftermath of her breakup from Branagh, Thompson began to win the sympathy and affection of the British public in a new and much deeper way.
What earns Sebald the gratitude and affection of readers, and makes this book a splendid addition to an already extraordinary oeuvre, is encapsulated in the fragment above: the great darkness, the shimmering light.
