The phrase "are affirmed as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that something is confirmed or validated in a particular capacity or role.
Example: "The findings of the research are affirmed as significant contributions to the field of study."
Alternatives: "are confirmed as" or "are recognized as".
Vigorously-strummed guitar chords are affirmed as just the ticket by a slightly demented shriek of "Yeah!
Slow TV mines the pleasures of ambiguity, which are affirmed, as it happens, by one of the best movies I've recently seen, "Room 237," a documentary in limited theatrical release and on cable TV.
These differences notwithstanding, both conceptions are affirmed as inclusive since they describe national identity as flexible and open to change.
A total of 108 abstracts contain evidential sentences, and each gene is featured on average in 0.4 evidential abstracts and 5.1 evidential sentences; 2836 confirmed evidentiary sentences are present, among which 1387 are affirmed as 'Relevant'.
The Scottish Government [ 25] describes need for: "…a relationship where patients and the public are affirmed as partners rather than recipients of care… where we think of the people of Scotland not just as consumers – with only rights – but as owners – with both rights and responsibilities".
These sentiments and the change of qibla for Muslims are recorded in the Qur'an 2 142-152, where the qibla for Jews and Christians is affirmed as being Jerusalem.
As the dominant flavor of money used in business worldwide, the dollar has once again been affirmed as the global reserve currency.
I dreamed of being affirmed as the woman that I had always been, but I never thought it would become reality.
As soon as we are told what a poem is or should be rather than being affirmed as an innately human and instinctive form of expression, poetry grows to be seen as the preserve of others.
Even at a time when the right of gay couples to marry is being affirmed, as in Massachusetts two weeks ago, and when gays are visible in most professions and in entertainment, men's professional sports remain a fortress of denial.
The increasing fractal-like nature of shot patterns is affirmed, as determined by both a slope measure and a long-range dependence measure, neither of which is sensitive to the vector lengths of their inputs within the ranges explored here.
