The phrase "as affirming that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being stated or confirmed in a particular way.
Example: "The report was interpreted as affirming that the new policy would lead to significant improvements in productivity."
Alternatives: "as confirming that" or "as stating that".
offered one formally -- a measure that would put Congress on record as affirming that "climate change is real" and is "caused by human activities".
Last week during the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing, Sanders offered a formal measure to the bill that would put Congress on record as affirming that "climate change is real" and is "caused by human activities".
The Post cited Pentagon officials as affirming that widely dispersed bases "would allow U.S. intelligence personnel and Special Operations forces to remain within easy striking distance of insurgent groups in the tribal area that straddles the border with Pakistan".
But his apology can also be understood as affirming that doctrine, which applies to the church's teaching on Christian faith and morals.
In a stalemate, Congress would likely need to delay repeal and, to reassure skittish insurers, focus on small-scale repairs, such as affirming that subsidies will continue to be funded, and either enforcing the existing mandate or revising it so that more young and healthy people sign on.
It is possible that the mothers had difficulties perceiving problems with the food provided to and/or consumed by their children, as affirming that their children's diets are not healthy can be seen as recognition by these mothers that they are providing low-quality food to their children.
Inoue is noteworthy for having viewed Japanese Confucianism as "philosophy" (tetsugaku), and for affirming that Confucian scholars had set forth substantial and diverse philosophical perspectives in Japan well in advance of the introduction of Western philosophy.
Later, switching narrative style, he recounts another scene: Clarkson claims that a mob was trying to burn the crew's cars – which I understand did not actually happen – and he goes so far as to affirm that "one said they were going to barbecue us and eat the meat".
The Stoics will see "something" as the widest object of human cognition and will affirm that, as signifiable, impossible objects are something, more than mere nonsense.
The choice of nurse-midwives as screeners was an important part of our methodology, as we wanted to affirm that screening did not require fistula surgeons and/or obstetricians-gynaecologists.
Still, he affirmed that, as a believer, he could not revise the word of God as expressed in the Koran.
