The phrase "a conservative attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindset or approach that favors traditional values or is resistant to change.
Example: "Her conservative attitude towards social issues often leads to heated debates with her more progressive friends."
Alternatives: "a traditional mindset" or "a cautious perspective".
Mr. Lam, a developer with a similar portfolio of midrange hotels, said he also had a conservative attitude toward debt.
The other thing I noticed — and, mind you, this could all change by Saturday or even in an hour — is that there is a conservative attitude leaching into the style of the clothes.
Teacher, Micro, North Carolina Since graduating from Pennsylvania's Edinboro University in 2015 and starting to repay his student loans, Aaron has developed a conservative attitude towards how he spends money.
His poetry evinces a conservative attitude of absolute adherence to aristocratic values, a rigorous sense of piety, and a familiarity with the great mythological heritage that descended from the Mycenaean period (c. 16th 12th century bc) and achieved a first systematic presentation, significantly, in the work of Pindar's Boeotian predecessor Hesiod at the end of the 8th century.
The adoption legislation was so acceptable to the British political mainstream that it easily passed the House and was approved Tuesday by the House of Lords, a body that still has a Tory majority and a conservative attitude toward family issues and social causes.
A general observation about the policy-making process was a conservative attitude of policy-makers.
She states that Black women are "hampered and shamed by a less liberal sentiment and a more conservative attitude on the part of those for whose opinion she cares most [i.e. Black men]" (VAJC, 113).
It has become fashionable to apply the term "libertarian" to almost any group that takes a more conservative attitude toward fiscal policy than toward social policy and generally takes a non-interventionist view of foreign policy.
In spite of a generally conservative attitude toward federal intervention in local social issues, most federal welfare programs operate in Oklahoma.
Some of this was echoed in the pamphlets stuck to Al-Ribat's walls by an Islamic summer school, with question-and-answer strictures that reflected a deeply conservative attitude.
In pre-revolutionary Russia, Cossacks were endowed with land property in exchange for police and military service; generations of children inherited their parents' occupations and traditions, and a deeply conservative attitude.
