"has affinity with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a similarity or connection between two things. For example, "Technology has an affinity with mathematics, as both require logical processes and solutions."
It deserves to be mentioned that the peak of the PL spectra for DCJTB has a blue shift, which has affinity with the high concentration of lasing dyes.
Fourth, DIY-Bio has affinity with the maker movement that represents an expansion of the hacker culture and ethics from software to hardware development.2 Apart from traditional activities such as metalworking and woodworking, the maker culture is interested in robotics, 3-D printing and the use of Computer Numeric Control CNCC) tools.
Framboidal pyrite has shown preferential enrichment of Cu, Pb, Co, Cr, and Ni; disseminated pyrite shows an affinity with Ni and Co while discrete pyrite grains with Pb and Co. Similarly massive pyrite has a close affinity with Fe and Zn while pyrite occurring as fissure and crack fillings has affinity with Cd and Mg.
Pisum sativum is widespread across the Middle East and has affinity with the wild P. elatius while P. abyssinicum is restricted to highland regions of Ethiopia and Southern Yemen and shows a greater affinity to P. fulvum [ 6].
Tolkien, he said, had originally fallen in love with the Finnish language, which has affinities with Elvish, because it has "fifteen or sixteen cases".
"Blue" is from blavus, has affinities with "bael", which means a fire or pyre, and with "bold" and "bald" alike: "a bald brant is a blue goose".
Mr. Kwan's approach is lyrical and oblique, and his visual style, sensual and a bit claustrophobic, has affinities with that of his countryman and near-contemporary Wong Kar-Wong
The House of the Mosque unfolds in Senejan, a traditional carpet-weaving town that has affinities with Abdolah's home town, Sultanabad or Arak.
It's a gift for a maverick conductor, such as Gianandrea Noseda, whose radical and individualistic approach to music-making has affinities with Berlioz's own.
