The phrase "public affirmation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a formal or public declaration of support, approval, or agreement. It can be used in various contexts, such as politics, religion, or personal relationships. Example: The politician received a standing ovation after his public affirmation of his commitment to lower taxes. Another example: The couple's public affirmation of their love for each other brought tears to everyone's eyes at the wedding ceremony.
Turkish law treats the public affirmation of an Armenian genocide as a crime.
The parade was a public affirmation — and media magnet — for an idea Mr. Brown has been promoting.
The honeymoon's openness as a form means that other social groups have laid claim to the public affirmation it offers.
Public affirmation, public interest (and cash) had shaped Jade's sense of self since she was 20 years old.
Ms Cott points out that marriage is not merely a private arrangement between two people; it requires public affirmation, and carries distinct public rights and benefits.
When you get married, your relationship is taken more seriously by those around you; when you are also gay, the sense of public affirmation goes strikingly deep.
I suspect these public affirmations of resolute unity will do both leaders harm and for sure will not lead to a return of the superficially glowing plaudits that greeted the Coalition's early days.
Bashir was not satisfied with the response, and cited what he said were Obama's public affirmations of his Christian beliefs.
When sales goals are not met, and public affirmations turn to personal insults, disparaging remarks and character defamation in front of peers, managers need to recognize that this method of 'motivation' is counter-productive and can be demoralizing.
So Murdoch's choice of St Bride's for a semi-public affirmation of his latest merger was a gesture, sincere in its way, to the sentimentality which cohabits with cynicism in the collective journalistic bosom.
It raises questions about symbolic value, place and placement, private belief and public statement and affirmation, at the occasion of the millennium.
