"reaffirmed to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to confirm or assert something again. Example: The company's CEO reaffirmed to the shareholders that the company's profits were expected to increase by the end of the fiscal year.
"It reaffirmed to me how delicate marriages are and how much work and how worth it".
Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said today that he reaffirmed to Gates "the need to use all means to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear military capability".
5. (C) Management (MT) - Incumbent David Waller, U.S., in the job since early 1993, recently reaffirmed to Charge he wishes to remain under a new contract.
The message has been reaffirmed to him, Blanc, his workshop groups and everyone else: rape advocacy will receive no sanction here.
The law had failed to budge the N.C.A.A., which reaffirmed to state officials that the university could not host or participate in an N.C.A.A. postseason game as the Fighting Sioux.
"Indeed, I spoke to my counterpart in London early Monday morning and we reaffirmed to one another that the bonds of friendship and cooperation between our services are only destined to grow stronger in the years ahead.
"When you achieve things, it helps reaffirm to yourself that you are doing the right thing".
It can even be reaffirming to those looking upon it; reaffirming their power and privilege.
For in one scene, she reaffirms to Mrs. King how indispensable she is while her husband is away.
The discussion draft also reaffirms to those seeking a clean energy future that we have cause for hope and optimism.
PCPs looked to specialists as allies who could reaffirm to patients the ability of primary care providers to effectively care for diabetes after discharge.
